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Published by Hayward Executive Airport, 20301 Skywest Drive, Hayward, CA 94541 / 1-800-286-5444 or visit www.haywardairport.org

Inside This Issue

Airport Operations 2

Manager’s Corner 3

Open House 2015 4

Upcoming Events 4

Insert

List of Participants &

Supporters

(continued on page 2)

Featured Organization: STREAMLINED AIRCRAFT DETAILING Hayward Executive Airport Spotlights Based Businesses and Organizations

APP Jet Center (APP) has announced plans to con-

struct a new multi-million dollar FBO facility at Hay-

ward Executive Airport. It will be adjacent to the for-

mer Ameriflight hangar at 21889 Skywest Drive.

The design for the new facility is clean and modern to

reflect a Silicon Valley aesthetic. The project will add a

20,000 sq. ft. hangar with 28 foot high doors and it will

accommodate virtually any aircraft in the general avia-

tion fleet. As part of the $4 million project, the exterior

of the former 10,000 sq. ft. Ameriflight hangar and

2,500 sq. ft. office will also be renovated. The new

FBO interior will receive particular attention and offer

the best in customer service, including a spacious lob-

by, conference room, crew area, and galley.

A firm timeline will be established once the design

work is completed. Tentative plans are for ground

breaking in November 2015 and completion in July

2016. The former FBO facilities will be converted for

use by commercial subtenants.

“We are delighted by this announcement from APP Jet

Center,” says Airport Manager Doug McNeeley. “It

underscores their commitment to provide the best in

customer service. It also highlights Hayward’s growing

presence in the general aviation marketplace.”

APP Jet Center Plans Hayward Expansion

William Brown (left , front row) & his staff

Page 2 August 2015

Warm weather has arrived and this year airport staff

will be undertaking several airfield maintenance pro-

jects, including pavement repairs and refreshment of

the surface markings on Runway 10R-28L.

The paint work on Runway 10R-28L is scheduled to

begin in August and will take about a week. We will

have specific dates shortly. Airport users can anticipate

some temporary closures of Runway 28L-10R as the

work progresses, but we are very sensitive to your

needs and will minimize downtime as much as possible.

I will be reaching out to based tenants with pertinent

information on the project, and closures will be limited.

We have refreshed the markings several times in the

recent past and I’m happy to say there were no unusual

delays or complaints from users.

By the time you receive this newsletter, Meridian Avia-

tion should have broken ground on their new FBO fa-

cility. There may be some taxiway closures on the south

side of the Airport as they begin paving work, so please

check current NOTAMs for updated information.

While driving your vehicle on the airport, please remem-

ber not to cut across congested aircraft parking areas

and private leaseholds, particularly the Green Ramp at

the foot of the control tower and APP Jet Center’s

ramp. This will reduce the likelihood of a collision with

parked aircraft, fuel trucks, and pedestrians. We request

that you use “zipper” lanes to drive on the airfield as

much as possible. We would also like to remind you that

the vehicular speed limit anywhere in the Movement

Area of the airport is 10 mph. This speed limit is en-

forced by Hayward Police Department and airport staff.

Finally I would like to thank all of those who were in-

volved in planning and executing the 51st Hayward Air

Rally. The Air Rally was a success and as always airport

staff is happy to host and support the event. Congratu-

lations to this year’s winners, Race # 9 Steve and Kathy

Davis.

Mr. Brown says that attention to detail and the use of

superior cleaning products sets his company apart from

others in the industry. He adds that his products are

also environmentally friendly. Services provided include

wet wash, dry wash, waxing, polishing and dry work,

and refurnishing de-ice boots.

“In addition to our standard services, we also have a

process to revitalize exterior paint,” says Mr. Brown.

“If your paint has oxidized over time, we’ll be glad to

take a look and furnish you with a quote. It could buy

you some time before your aircraft has to go back to

the paint shop.”

For more information, contact Streamlined at

510-244-8450. You may also visit their website at

www.streamlinedetailing.net.

Airport Operations News

By David Decoteau

Operations Supervisor

(Streamlined, continued from page 1)

The annual Tenant Appreciation Day will be held on

Thursday, August 13 between 11:00am and 2:00pm,

and you are cordially invited! The event will be relo-

cated from the maintenance shop to the airport admin-

istration building, and as always, a delicious lunch will

be served. For more information, please call the ad-

ministration office at 510-293-8678.

Speaking of parties, the airport has recently hosted a

number of events. As noted elsewhere in this newslet-

ter, the annual airport open house attracted over 5,000

local residents this year. It’s great to have so many visi-

tors at the airport to have fun and learn more about

the contributions of general aviation. On July 16 the

City of Hayward hosted the annual Employee Appreci-

ation Lunch at the airport, and on July 10 and July 17

we provided a tour of the airport for visiting Chinese

students. A good time was had by all.

Super Bowl 50 will be held on February 7, 2016 at Levi

Stadium in Santa Clara. About 1,200 corporate aircraft

are expected to visit the Bay Area during game week,

and all of the airports will be very busy, including

KHWD. Depending on the size and wingspan, we can

accommodate approximately 120 transient aircraft on

the ground at one time. APP Jet Center will bring in

additional employees from other locations and order

more equipment, and the tower will have extended

hours of operation. I’ll keep you posted. It’s interesting

that the media has picked up on this, and reporter Rob

Roth of KTVU-TV ran a story about our preparations

that aired on July 21.

New development is the lifeblood of any airport, and

by the time this newsletter is in your hands, Meridian

Aviation will have broken ground on their new fixed

base operation at Hayward. The first phase will now

include a 30,000 square foot hangar and a 6,000 square

foot office area, and completion is estimated in June

2016. We are also pleased about the recent announce-

ment that APP Jet Center is expanding at Hayward

with the planned construction of a 20,000 square foot

hangar and 2,000 square foot office area. Both of these

facilities will bring the latest in customer service inno-

vations to our based and transient customers.

There are some additional developments in the pipe-

line that should be announced in the next month or

two, and we’ll be sure to cover them in our newsletter.

In the meantime, feel free to contact me with any

questions or comments you may have about the airport

at 510-293-8678 or douglas.mcneeley@hayward-

ca.gov.

August 2015 Page 3

Airport Manager’s Corner

By Doug McNeeley

Frequency Information

Noise Information .................................... 122.85

ATIS .......................................................... 126.70

HWD TWR ............................................... 120.20

HWD GND ................................................ 121.40

UNICOM .................................................. 122.95

CLNC DEL............................................... 128.05

NORCAL APP .......................................... 125.35

OAK TWR .......................................... 118.3/127.2

OAK FSS ..................................................... 122.5

Notice

As of Sept 1, 2016, the legacy wireless gate re-

motes will no longer be operable. The upgraded

system is not compatible with these devices.

Contact the office at 293-8678 for any

questions.

Over 5,000 local res-

idents attended the

2015 airport open

house on May 17, an

increase of almost

twenty percent over

2014, and an in-

crease of 525 per-

cent since 2011. The

annual event is

sponsored by the

City of Hayward, the

Bay Area Black Pi-

lots Association,

Tuskegee Airmen, Inc., East Bay Aviators, the Federal Aviation Administra-

tion, and Vintage Aircraft Association Chapter 29.

There were a number of highlights this year to delight the record crowd. The

airport was honored to have relatives of Tuskegee Airmen on hand to greet

the public. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African-American military avi-

ators in the United States Armed Forces and they established an admirable

combat record during WWII.

Free airplane rides for children ages 8-17 were available courtesy of the Ex-

perimental Aircraft Association’s Young Eagles program. “We flew a total

of 159 kids,” noted Chapter 29 spokesperson Pat Polehla, “and that’s thirty-

six more than last year, an increase of almost thirty percent. We were happy

that we could accommodate the additional demand. Thanks to the chapter

members who participated and made the flights possible.”

Visitors were impressed with a vintage Ford Tri-Motor airliner owned and

operated by the Experimental Aviation Association. The Tri-Motor was

considered an elegant and speedy way to travel throughout the United States

in the late 1920s and early 1930s with a top cruising speed of about 115

miles per hour. Rides for adults were priced at just $75, and the EAA re-

portedly flew over twenty local flights.

The airport staff was very pleased to have a Lockheed C-130 Hercules on

static display for the first time in recent memory. The aircraft is operated by

the 130th Rescue Squadron and it was ferried to Hayward from nearby Mof-

fett Field. It recalled the days when the 129th Rescue Squadron was based at

Hayward.

Council Airport Committee Members

Council Member Greg Jones Council Member Elisa Marquez

Council Member Francisco Zermeño

CAC Meeting Schedule for 2015 October 22

5:30 pm, Airport Conference Room

Hayward Executive Airport Staff

Morad Fakhrai Public Works-E&T Director

Douglas McNeeley Airport Manager

David Decoteau Operations Supervisor

Noemi Dostal Administrative Analyst II

Sean Moran Noise Abatement Analyst

Debbie Summers Senior Secretary

Amy Toste Secretary

Maintenance Staff

Bill Lutes, Senior Maint Worker

Tazz Khan

Jerilynn Morra

Andrew Salazar, Sr.

Attendance Way Up at 2015 Open House

After Hours Security

510-385-1104 Airport Administration Office

510-293-8678 Noise Information Hotline

510-293-8692

Upcoming Events

Tenant

Appreciation Day

Thursday, August 13, 2015

11 AM - 2 PM

Airport Administration Bldg 20301 Skywest Drive

For more info, call:

510-293-8678

In Memoriam

Betty Salcedo (Tenant )

Harold Puckeylow (Tenant)

(continued on Insert page)

HAYWARD EXECUTIVE AIRPORT NEWSLETTER August 2015

List of Participants & Supporters of the 2015 Open House

American Automobile Association

Alameda Flying Club

Animal Services

Annabelle Candy

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

APP Jet Center

Ascend Development & ParkAvion Hangars

Aviation Institute of Maintenance

Bay Area Black Pilots Association

Bud Field Aviation

California Airways

California Highway Patrol

City Clerk

Civil Air Patrol

Coast Guard

College of Alameda

Costco– Hayward Store

Development Services Department,

Code Enforcement

DJs John Favors & Larob Lee

EAA, Vintage Chapter 29, Young Eagles

Federal Aviation Administration

Finance Department-Purchasing & Revenue

Frank Holland, Community & Media Relations Officer

Gulfstream F.A.S.T. Team

Hayward Fire Department

Hayward Police Depart,emt-Crime Prevention,

Explorers & SWAT

Home Depot

Huey Vets

Human Resources Department

Local Car Clubs- Joe Estrada, Ken Smith

& Ray Bannister

Ninety-nines, Alameda & East Bay Chapters

Public Works- Utilities & Environmental Services

San Francisco City College

Savage Magneto-Al Marcucci

Tuskegee Airmen, Inc- Dave Cunningham

US Airforce-C-130 crew

US Army

Van Wagner Aerial Media

Wells Fargo

Women in Aviation

Young Marines

Tours of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Air

Traffic Control Tower were popular, with reservations

at capacity throughout the day. The open house was a

rare opportunity for the public to see air traffic con-

trollers as they helped guide aircraft to safe takeoffs

and landings.

The Hayward Fire Department displayed the Airport

Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicle based at Sta-

tion 6. Under federal regulation an ARFF vehicle is

not required at the airport, but the City voluntarily

provides one for more timely response to on-site inci-

dents.

A number of law enforcement agencies were on hand.

The Hayward Police Department SWAT unit dis-

played vehicles and equipment used to help keep our

community safe. The East Bay Park Police and the

California Highway Patrol each attended the open

house for the first time and displayed aircraft essential

to their mission. Another exhibitor was the California

National Guard 95th CST/WMD unit currently based

at the airport.

“The weather forecast was a little uncertain leading up

to the event,” said Airport Manager Doug McNeeley,

“so we were gratified to see a record turnout. In addi-

tion to our sponsors and exhibitors, I would also like

to thank the Hayward Police Department Explorers,

the Civil Air Patrol Cadets, and the Young Marines for

their assistance in keeping the open house well orga-

nized and safe.”

(Open House, continued from page 4)

Hayward Executive

Airport

www.haywardairport.org

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