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Santa Paula Airport (SZP) Photos

Santa Paula, CA

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  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - On base leg in N406L, 12th Street Bridge below. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - Turning final for Rwy 22 in N406L. SZP is unlighted-at night aircraft have aligned with adjacent lighted freeway 126 intending to land at SZP-fortunately climbing out when error noted! - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - On final for Rwy 22 in N406L - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - Near touchdown Rwy 22 in N406L arriving from Chino CNO - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - WELCOME! National Bucker Fly-In 2009 - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - National Bucker Fly-In 2009 - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - National Bucker Fly-In 2009 - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - National Bucker Fly-In 2009 - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - National Bucker Fly-In 2009 - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - National Bucker Fly-In 2009 - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - New Hangar Under Construction. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - New Hangar Under Construction. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - New Hangar Under Construction. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - New large hangar with electrical and plumbing under construction. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - Aviation F/X. Several Experimental class aircraft under construction. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson
  • Santa Paula Airport (SZP) - Link Trainers-three GAT-1s circa 1962. When I took my primary flight training we used the original wood black-painted, pneumatically operated Link Trainer with stubby wings sealed up in the dark. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson