Offices:
- Airports
- Aviation Planning
- Technical & Programs
- Credits, Grants, & Loans
- Land Use Compatibility
- Aviation Noise
- Environmental
- Legislative Reports
Aviation Topics:
- Aeronautical Chart
- Airport Security
- Airline Numbers
- Airport Land Use
- ACIP Information & Links
- Safety Reporting
- Hearings
- CASP 2006 Policy Element
- CASP Sys. Requirements
- CASP/CIP 2008-2012
- Aeronautical GIS Maps
- Space Programs
- Economic Impact Study
- Publications & Forms
- Aeronautical Links
- Mission & Vision
- School Site Regulations
- Employment
- Aviation Fact Sheet
- Air Traffic Statistics
- Weather for Pilots
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The Importance of Aviation Aviation is a vital link in the transportation system. It provides a gateway to the world. California, as the sixth largest economy in the world, needs to be globally competitive. Air cargo, consisting mainly of high-value, time-sensitive documents and goods, plays a significant role in the vitality of the state’s economy. In today’s international and technology-oriented economy, businesses use the speed and reliability of air service to achieve operating efficiency. California’s airports are critical for providing services such as business travel, tourism, emergency response, fire suppression, and law enforcement. Airports, airlines, and businesses that support airports provide direct and indirect jobs and income throughout the state. Aviation provides tangible and intangible benefits, such as quality of life and enhanced mobility. |
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