Reno, Nevada
Reno-Stead Airport is a general aviation airport with a rich history, located north of downtown Reno. For decades, it was the home of the National Championship Air Races, drawing aviation enthusiasts from around the world. Originally a military base, it now serves as a hub for UAS testing and general aviation.
While the air races have concluded their run here, the airport remains active for private pilots. It is also a center for aviation innovation and drone technology.
During daylight hours for aviation activities. The area is generally quiet outside of specific aviation events.
Public access is allowed in public areas of the terminal and FBOs. The airfield itself is restricted.
Full-service FBO, hangars, and fueling services. The airport can accommodate a wide range of aircraft.
Located about 15 minutes north of Reno. It is a convenient alternative for general aviation traffic avoiding the main international airport.
North Valleys Regional Park offers recreational fields and a splash park nearby.