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McClellan Airfield (MCC/KMCC) is a former U.S. Air Force base turned public airport in Sacramento, California, about 8 miles northeast of downtown. It anchors the McClellan Business Park and retains a long runway plus a deep aviation-maintenance heritage. Today it handles general aviation, corporate, cargo, and government aircraft rather than scheduled airline service.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to get the specific FBO gate and parking instructions before arriving; GPS may route you to older McClellan Business Park entrances, and some former military areas are not open to the public.
🚖 Getting There
McClellan Airfield is roughly 15-20 minutes by car from downtown Sacramento and 25-30 minutes from Sacramento International Airport (SMF), depending on traffic. Rental cars, rideshare, and taxis are the most practical options; confirm the exact FBO or tenant pickup location. Public transit service is limited, so plan ahead if you are not driving.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does McClellan Airfield have scheduled passenger flights?
A: No. MCC is a general aviation and reliever airport; there is no scheduled commercial airline service. For airline travel, use Sacramento International Airport (SMF).
Q: What is the airport's history?
A: It was McClellan Air Force Base, a major Air Force logistics and maintenance center, until military closure in 2001. The site was redeveloped into a public airport and business park.
Q: What types of aircraft use KMCC?
A: Primarily general aviation, corporate jets, cargo, military/government, and law-enforcement aircraft. Its long runway can accommodate large aircraft.
Q: Can private pilots fly into McClellan?
A: Yes, it is a public-use airport, but pilots should check current charts, NOTAMs, and FBO/airport procedures before arrival because some surrounding areas are active business or government sites.
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