Amtrak Thruway-McKinleyville

The Arcata/Eureka Airport bus stop is located in McKinleyville, California, serving as a convenient transit point for travelers heading to and from the nearby airport. They find the stop well-maintained, providing shelter and seating while they await their transport. Smooth connections to regional services allow individuals to easily navigate between local destinations and air travel, making it a vital hub for both residents and visitors in the area. Generated from this place's information

The bus stop at Airport Rd and Boeing Ave in McKinleyville, CA, serves as a transportation hub for locals and travelers alike. Nestled in a residential area, it provides convenient access to public transit options. They can catch buses to various destinations, making it an essential point for commuting and connecting to nearby attractions. The surrounding landscape features a blend of community amenities and natural beauty typical of the Northern California coast. Generated from this place's information

HistoryThe airport was originally constructed by the United States Navy during World War II for the purpose of testing defogging systems for aircraft. In December 1947 a Southwest Airways DC-3 flying into the airport made the world's first blind landing on a scheduled commercial airliner using Ground-Controlled Approach (GCA) radar, Instrument Landing System (ILS) devices and Fog Investigation and Dispersal Operation (FIDO) oil-burning units adjacent to the runway. By the following year the airline had made 1,200 routine instrument landings at the often fog-shrouded airport.SpecialtiesArcata/Eureka Airport (ACV), also known as Arcata Airport, is an airport located 15 miles (24 km) north of Eureka in the unincorporated town of McKinleyville, California. This regional airport serves Humboldt County, including the two primary regional cities that compose its name: Arcata and Eureka. The airport is a federally designated port of entry for civil aircraft arriving in the United States. It is the largest airport (with the longest runway 6,000 ft) on the Pacific Coast between the San Francisco Bay Area and Portland, Oregon.