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Compton/Woodley Airport (CPM/KCPM) is a public general-aviation airport in Compton, California, about 10 miles south of downtown Los Angeles. Dating to the 1920s, it is one of Los Angeles County's oldest continuously operating airfields and serves flight training, private aircraft, and public-safety aviation. Its two parallel runways and urban location make it a busy reliever airport for the Los Angeles area.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know weekend mornings are the busiest for flight training, so plan arrivals and departures early or late and review the published noise-abatement procedures before contacting the tower.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is just off West Alondra Boulevard, with quick access from I-710 and I-105. Rideshare, taxi, and local bus service are available in the surrounding area, but there is no rail station on site; the Metro A Line Compton Station is about 2 miles away. Visitor and based-aircraft parking is available, though it can fill during peak flight-training hours.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Compton/Woodley Airport?
A: The airport uses IATA code CPM, ICAO code KCPM, and FAA location identifier CPM.
Q: Where is Compton/Woodley Airport located?
A: It is at 901 West Alondra Boulevard in Compton, California, roughly 10 miles south of downtown Los Angeles.
Q: What kind of airport is Compton/Woodley?
A: It is a public general-aviation airport owned by Los Angeles County, with flight training, private aircraft operations, and support services.
Q: Does Compton/Woodley Airport have a control tower?
A: Yes, it has an operating control tower and Class D airspace; pilots should consult current charts and NOTAMs for frequencies and procedures.
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