Mission

    Our mission is to promote and protect San Carlos Airport and its flight operations, and to enhance the safety and spirit of general aviation through participation in local community activities.

Live Views of San Carlos Airport (SQL)

    (updated every two minutes)
    click to see large image SQL cam1

    SQL cam2

    panorama of San Mateo Bridge
    panorama of San Mateo Bridge from SQL -- updated every 30 minutes between 7AM and 5PM
    Click for: AWOS at SQL

    Click here for large webcam images and panoramas. Click here for a view from Emerald Hills.

    Listen: air traffic control at SQL courtesy liveatc.net

San Carlos METAR

    KSQL 080349Z 21003KT 10SM SCT013 BKN018 15/13 A2986 RMK LAST

    A METAR describes the current weather at an airport. Click here to learn how to read a METAR.

SQL Notams

    Click here to read the Notices to Airmen (Notams) from the FAA and DOD about San Carlos Airport and the nearby area.

Live Views of Half Moon Bay Airport (HAF)

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    HAF webcam
    panorama around HAF
    HAF panorama from approach end of RWY 30 on left to approach end of RWY 12 on the right -- updated every 30 minutes between 7AM and 5PM.
    Click for: ASOS at HAF

Photos at SQL


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Contact

  • Email: webmaster at sancarlosairport.org
  • Our mailing address:
    San Carlos Airport Association
    P.O. Box 1183
    San Carlos, CA 94070
 

Archive for the 'History' Category

Another photo is in from Steve Bell, formerly a CFI at West Bay Aviation at SQL. It shows Roger Hines, Ken Kidd, Bob Lane (owner of West Bay Aviation), and Wally Mathews.

West Bay Gangcap.jpg

Steve is interested in renewing old acquaintances. You can contact him at s8b at earthlink.net.

If you have other classic photos of San Carlos Airport, feel free to send them to webmaster at sancarlosairport.org

posted by Administrator3 Apr 29, 2010  07:04 AM
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The following photo is captioned “Early 1947; San Carlos Airport; F8 Fairchild Aerial Camera 1-400 Sec.; Focal Length 15 in.; from 1000′.” This photo shows the San Carlos Airport in its previous location nearby the present Best Buy on Industrial Rd.

SQL in 1947


The following photos (originally posted in June 2008) are courtesy of Steve Bell, a CFI who flew out of San Carlos Airport in 1966. Steve reports that the trailer on the west side of the approach end of 12 housed West Bay Aviation, where he worked when he took these photos. Steve is now living in Florida and would like to hear from old friends in the SQL community. He can be reached at s8b at earthlink dot net.

SQL aerial photo from 1966
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scenes of SQL in 1966
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If you have any comments on these photos or if you have classic photos of San Carlos Airport that you’d like to add to our collection, please contact webmaster at sancarlospilots.org. We can scan photographic prints if necessary.

posted by Administrator3 Apr 27, 2010  09:04 PM
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The following image from the San Francisco Sectional Aeronautical Chart from sometime in the 1950′s shows the locations of the San Carlos, San Mateo, Belmont, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Moffett, Hayward Army, Oakland, Alameda, Half Moon Bay, and San Francisco airports.


Bay area airports in the 1950's

The following image shows the airport near the previous site of the Bay Meadows racetrack. It could be the San Mateo Airport referred to on the above Sectional. If you have any information about that, please contact webmaster at sancarlospilots.org.


airport near Bay Meadows

The following image shows the Belmont Airport from an unknown date. Maybe sometime in the 1950′s.


Belmont Airport

If you have any comments on these photos or if you have classic photos of Bay Area Airports that you’d like to add to our collection, please contact webmaster at sancarlospilots.org. We can scan photographic prints if necessary.

posted by Administrator3 Apr 27, 2010  09:04 PM
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