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LAS‐1D General MOA between Travis AFB and Nut Tree Airport (Solano County)
Travis AFB and Nut Tree Airport (Solano County) should develop an MOA
regarding continued and formalized communications between the facilities, and
Nut Tree Airport growth and development in the context of the current 2013
County Nut Tree Airport Master Plan and future Travis AFB aircraft operations.
Procedures for ongoing review of operational or development changes at the
airport with Travis AFB should be documented.
Other Primary Partners: Nut Tree Airport, ICON Aircraft Mid‐term
LAS‐2 Lack of airspace control
The Class D airspace around Travis AFB does not have the usual restrictions other military installations operate under, leaving it open to general aviation
and allowing congested airspace.
LAS‐2A General
Short‐term
Convey concerns to the Federal Aviation Administration
Travis AFB should document impacts to flight missions, including any constraints
resulting from general aviation, and submit to the Federal Aviation Administration
for consideration and possible remedies.
Other Partner: FAA
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Mid‐term
MOU between Travis AFB, Nut Tree Airport, and ICON Aircraft
An MOU should be formed between Travis AFB, Nut Tree Airport (Solano County),
and ICON Aircraft to document communications procedures and provide
designated points of contact to communicate with in the event of an emergency
and to coordinate unusual flight activity from either party.
Other Primary Partners: Nut Tree Airport, ICON Aircraft
Military Compatibility Area
General LAS‐1C
Issue / Strategy
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