Operations

The Monterey Regional Airport Operations Department maintains a positive and beneficial working relationship with the federal, state and local regulatory agencies and actively participate in industry trade associations, staying abreast of local, state and national aviation trends.

Additional Information

Noise Management Recommendations

Monterey Airport is surrounded by noise-sensitive residential and commercial areas. Pilots are asked to fly neighborly.

Pilot Information

A Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) is a notice filed with an aviation authority to alert aircraft pilots of potential hazards at an airport location that could affect the safety of the flight. NOTAMs are notices or advisories that contain information concerning the conditions or change in any aeronautical facility such as construction, change in a flight procedure, or potential hazard at the airport, which is essential to personnel concerned with flight operations.

May contain: diagram, map, plot, and atlas

UAS and Drone Information

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), including “drones," “quadcopters,” “model airplanes”, etc., can be a great source of fun if operated properly. However, the UAS can also be very dangerous to passengers and the aircraft in which they fly if the UAS enters restricted airspace or if operated improperly.

Ground Transportation

Please review the documents below for information regarding rules and regulations for taxicabs as well as TCP and TNC operators.

Badging and Permits

The Monterey Regional Airport Badging Office is responsible for issuing identification badges to all employees and tenants with a need to access restricted areas of the airport. Customers include…

May contain: machine, vehicle, airplane, aircraft, transportation, and propeller

General Aviation

General Aviation refers to all civilian flying excluding scheduled passenger airline service.

Additional Information

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