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Lost Hills Free Flight Model Airfield Association - Airfield

Near Lost Hills, California, United States. AMA feed listing connected to Lost Hills Free Flight Model Airfield Association. Treat as a model aviation or RC site until drone-specific rules are confirmed.

California directoryOfficial link
Flying siteSource feedModel aviation mixed

What we know

AMA source data is a strong club and flying-site seed, but it does not guarantee public access or multirotor permission.

Location
Near Lost Hills, California, United States
Drone relevance
Model aviation mixed
Source confidence
Source feed
Primary source
AMA club and flying-site feed
Last verified
June 27, 2026
Coordinates
35.66480, -119.79810

Source graph

This profile is part of a cluster of 3 source records within roughly three quarters of a mile. Cross-source matches help separate a real flying location from a one-off directory row.

AMAFAA fixed sites
  • AMA data adds club or flying-site context and is usually the best lead for membership, field rules, and a human contact path.
  • FAA fixed-site data is useful airspace context because it can include a published recreational flying site and altitude ceiling.
  • Published fixed-site ceiling data in this cluster includes 1200 ft.
  • Named organization signals include Lost Hills Free Flight Model Airfield Association, Southern California Aero Team.
  • The location was inferred from nearest FAA fixed site, about 0 mi from the source point.

SCAT - Lost Hills Flying Site

Flying site · AMA

same area

Lost Hills Free Flight Model Airfield Association - Airfield

FAA fixed site · FAA fixed sites

same area

Source confidence

The listing came from a structured public feed. Treat it as a strong lead, then verify current club/site rules before visiting.

This is not flight clearance

A profile means a source lead exists. It does not mean the place is public, open, safe, legal, or currently accepting drone pilots. Verify FAA airspace, LAANC, TFRs, Remote ID, landowner rules, club rules, and local restrictions before flying.