Sonoma Valley/Schellville Airport

Saturday Morning, June 20th, saw a small gathering of Wings and Wheels to celebrate the let-up of some of the COVID gathering rules. This event was held from 7:30 am until 10:30 am, and we saw a lot more vehicles show up then were anticipated. Most of the morning was foggy, with the sun finally punching through just before the event ended. Thanks to Vintage Aircraft Company for hosting this much needed event.

When life gives you green grass, land on it! Nothing like a smooth landing in the cub to make you want to go fly.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Fly safe and eat lots. Here is a shot of our, "control tower" from many thanksgivings back. It may not be a real tower but we think it adds character.

If this P40 could talk it would say, "Thank you for your service and happy Veterans Day."

Special thanks to the Nielsen Ratings group for visiting the airport and running some fast cars down the runway with CaliSpeed MotorSports

Schellville’s own Tom Morris took home a Bronze Lindy at the 2018 Oshkosh air show! Great work Tom.

Hi friends, please be aware of the impending UNICOM frequency change for Nut Tree Airport. Safe flying everyone!

Great group yesterday. We know some of these guys will get tired of going fast on land and switch to something with wings

Congratulations Greg! We know how much work this represents. Thank you for all you do to help keep the flying public safe around wine country. You rock!

They can you can pick your friends and you can pick your nose. Well Carson licks his friends and his nose ! Here at Schellville we love our animals and we are very carful to keep them far away from the active runway and spinning propellers. Come out for a visit and you just might get the opportunity to meet one of our official airport pups! See our website to learn more.

Display day planes waiting for the sun to pop out this morning. Visitors are welcome to come look and learn more about these classic aircraft.

Check out NBAM's upcoming Durant car show on the 21st!

Flowers and whirlybirds add to the view when you takeoff in the biplane.

Had some fun visitors out this weekend. We generally prefer wings, but helicopters are welcome!