Aéroport de Jack Mc Namara Fld (CEC)

Jack Mc Namara Field (IATA: CEC / ICAO: KCEC) is a quaint regional airport nestled in Crescent City, in the state of California, United States. This charming gateway serves the Del Norte County region, providing essential air connectivity to the local community and visitors alike. Located just a few miles from the stunning Pacific coastline and the majestic Redwoods National and State Parks, the airport is ideally positioned for travelers looking to explore Northern California’s natural beauty.

The airport's history dates back to its days as a crucial military airfield during World War II. Post-war, it transitioned to a public-use airport and was named after Jack Mc Namara, a notable figure in the community who played a significant role in the airport's development. Over the years, Jack Mc Namara Field has evolved to meet the needs of both commercial and general aviation.

Despite its regional status, the airport maintains a steady stream of activity, with thousands of flights annually. It provides reliable passenger services through its primary airline, Contour Airlines, which operates regular flights connecting Crescent City to larger hubs such as Oakland International Airport. Passenger numbers reflect the airport's vital role in the region, with tens of thousands of travelers passing through its gates each year.

Jack Mc Namara Field offers an intimate travel experience, free from the congestion of larger airports. It supports various aviation activities including private flights, air taxi operations, and emergency medical services. The airport stands as a testament to the importance of regional air travel in connecting remote communities to the broader world.