✨ AI-Enhanced Insights
Amedee Army Air Field (AHC/KAHC) is a military airfield at the Sierra Army Depot near Herlong, Lassen County, California. Set in the high desert of northeastern California near Honey Lake, it supports Army logistics and depot operations rather than commercial passenger service. Its single paved runway and remote location make it a specialized facility for military and authorized users.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know Herlong has very limited services, so fuel, food, and lodging should be arranged in Susanville or Reno before arrival; expect strong afternoon winds, big temperature swings, and spotty cell coverage in this remote high-desert area.
🚖 Getting There
Amedee AAF is reached by road via US 395 to Herlong, then local roads into Sierra Army Depot; there is no public transit or commercial shuttle. Visitors should arrange authorized access and a vehicle in advance. The nearest larger service towns are Susanville, about 25 miles north, and Reno, Nevada, about 60 miles south.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is Amedee Army Air Field open to commercial flights?
A: No. AHC is a military airfield supporting Sierra Army Depot and has no scheduled airline service.
Q: Can general aviation pilots use AHC?
A: Access is generally restricted to military, government, and authorized operations. Pilots should contact Sierra Army Depot before planning any use.
Q: Where is AHC located?
A: It is near Herlong in Lassen County, northeastern California, adjacent to Sierra Army Depot and south of Honey Lake.
Q: What runway is at Amedee Army Air Field?
A: The field has one paved runway, Runway 8/26, approximately 5,000 feet long, used for military and depot support aircraft.
AI-generated content · Generated Oct 2, 2026 · deepseek-v4.1-flash