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    Bob Maxwell Memorial Field

    Bob Maxwell Memorial Field

    4.0(2 reviews)
    7.5 mi

    I come here a lot because I like to watch the sky diver from Go Jump. This is a real small airport…read moreand the parking lot is usually full by the sky divers so good luck with parking. On the weekends is the worst time to come here because it's so busy. There are a few vending machines with drinks and snacks.

    Bob Maxwell died in August 2010 a the age of 88, but his legacy lives on as an aviator and a…read morecommunity leader. He was so influential a supporter of Oceanside's little airport, that in 2013, Oceanside Municipal Airport was renamed in his honor. Now Oceanside Municipal Airport is officially called the Bob Maxwell Memorial Field. The general aviation airport is located on 43-acres in the community of Oceanside in San Diego's coastal north county. It features one runway and fuel services. According to their website, the Bob Maxwell Field "provides tie-downs, hangars, transient parking, restrooms, coffee, and snacks daily from 9:00AM -5:00PM." While this is considered a smallish-landing place, I gave the airport, in which I stopped at on my way home from LA last week, 4 YELP STARS. 1 YELP STAR was deducted for some noise issues. According to a story in the Coast News, over the years, "noise mitigation has been a problem." The airport has received complaints about small aircraft that don't follow the designated take off and landing path and veer over nearby houses." The airport is mostly utilized by local private pilots and small businesses, with about 12,000 total operations per year. The majority of traffic here is small planes while the corporate jets and bigger planes will utilize nearby McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad. But what is so fabulous is that this Oceanside airfield honors the memory of a former Tuskegee Airman & aviation enthusiast who was instrumental in saving Oceanside's Airport when it was slated for closure, as part of a shady land grab back in 2006.. Maxwell joined the Army Air Corps during World War II and was trained as a bomber pilot. He was an esteemed member of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen--the first group of African-American fighter & bomber pilots ever in our country's history. The group was collectively honored with a congressional Gold Medal for service in 2007. Oceanside's small airport in the city's San Luis Rey Valley just north of Highway 76.is lucky to be renamed after such an honorable and beloved aviation figure as Bob Maxwell.

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    CBX Cross Border Xpress

    CBX Cross Border Xpress

    3.0(665 reviews)
    43.7 mi
    24/7 Availability
    Committed to satisfaction

    Always zoom right in and out best way to get to the Tijuana airport…read more Parking is reasonably priced.

    My wife and I were looking for a cheaper way to fly to Cancun and we're so glad we found out about…read moreCBX. Not only was it a way to drastically cut our expenses (domestic flights from within Mexico are obviously way cheaper than international flights from LA), but it was such a calm, streamlined, easy operation. We got to the parking lot early for our 7am flight out of Tijuana, walked to the check in terminal & that's where we encountered our one and only 'hiccup.' Because we had 3 children with us, the Viva desk check-in said we needed to speak to a representative but we were told the only one on duty at that time was in the restroom. Luckily the stand alone kiosk on the other side of the area worked out fine. All of this was more of a Viva issue than a CBX one. We breezed through the bridge over the boarder & customs took no time at all. It was one of the quickest customs experiences I've ever had. We got dumped out right at the bag check area & were on for our trip. Coming home was just as easy. We got our bags and followed the well marked signs to CBX to walk over the boarder & do customs. Customs took a tad bit longer than going to Mexico, but that's more of a US thing than CBX. We still got through in was less time than expected, even when arriving on a Friday afternoon before a holiday weekend when I would normally expect huge crowds of people trying to get in to the country. In all, we saved hundreds of dollars even after paying for CBX & parking on location. We will always be using them from here on out for any family trips to Mexico.

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    CBX Cross Border Xpress - The CBX Terminal located in San Diego, California connects through an enclosed bridge to the Tijuana International Airport

    The CBX Terminal located in San Diego, California connects through an enclosed bridge to the Tijuana International Airport

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