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Join General Manager Robb Etnyre and airport staff for an in-depth discussion on KTRK's Regional Wildfire Fighting support efforts. The Zoom meeting is from 6-7 pm on Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Participate virtually online via Zoom!  ➤ ACT INFO  ➤ Zoom Link

The next regular monthly meeting of the Truckee Tahoe Airport District Board of Directors is in-person only (No Zoom), at 4:30 pm on Wednesday,  June 26, 2024. The public is invited to attend. Meetings are held in the airport terminal building community room at 10356 Truckee Airport Rd., Truckee, CA.  For more information please visit ➤ TTAD Board of Directors

The Truckee Tahoe Airport District and MidWest Air Traffic Control warmly welcome Robert as the newest year-round addition to the air traffic control team, following the retirement of Rhonda Legge.  Robert brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for air traffic control, cultivated during his time in the Air Force where he initially served as an explosives canine handler before transitioning to ATC. For the full story click post heading.

Saturday, June 22, 2024, 9 am - 4 pm FREE Parking, FREE Admission!  Come see amazing ramp displays and incredible aerobatic acts! Remember to ride a bike, carpool, or take TART to the show!  Please bring your own water bottle. Water stations will be available. No Dogs Allowed. The ramp is hot and the planes are loud! Funded by the Truckee Tahoe Airport District for Truckee North Tahoe Locals! For all the exciting details visit ➤ Truckee Tahoe Air Show & Family Festival 2024   Air Show & Garage Sale Pilot & Tenant Impact Schedules ➤ TFR's, NOTAMS, Hangar Access Restrictions

Vicky Benzing and Anna Serbinenko join us for a panel discussion on risk management and preparations for airshow flying that allows zero room for error. Join us live, three days before these pilots fly in our airshow and learn how this knowledge can help you become a safer pilot. Join us for this FREE event, Wednesday, June 19, 5:30 pm, In-person only, KTRK Community Room,10356 Truckee Airport Rd.  FAA WINGS Credit.

June 21 Update: Congratulations team Tahoe Turbulence for taking 2nd place in ARC!! Sarah Krammen and Raj Karwa, both seasoned pilots, are gearing up to participate in the Air Race Classic (ARC) from June 18 - 21, 2024. The duo, flying under the team name Tahoe Turbulence, will navigate a 2,600-mile route covering nine states, starting from Carbondale, Illinois, and ending in Colorado. The ARC, a storied event in women’s aviation, brings together over 100 female pilots to test their skills and strategy in a competitive yet collaborative environment. Click post heading for more info.

The regularly schedule monthly Airport Community Team (ACT) meeting for the month of June has been canceled.  Please check back and join us for the Wednesday, July 10th 6 -7pm ACT meeting. For more info visit ➤ACT

You're invited to the Biggest Truckee Roundhouse Maker Show ever!  Join us on Sunday, June 9th, from 11:00am - 5:00 pm, the Truckee Roundhouse Community Makerspace will host the 8th annual Maker Show, a celebration of Tahoe’s makers, artists, craftspeople, and our creative ecosystem. Click post heading for all the details.

The Truckee Tahoe Airport District and MidWest Air Traffic Control are pleased to extend a warm welcome to Paige, our newest addition to the air traffic control team!  Pilots flying in and out of KTRK will hear a pleasant and professional new voice guiding them through both Ground and Tower frequencies from the ATC tower.

Owe rent to the Truckee Tahoe Airport District?  Manage your payment easily online through XPress Bill Pay.  ➤ Account & Auto Pay Set-Up Reference Guide   ➤ TRK Rent Online Payment

Sustainability in the Air a podcast: How Truckee Tahoe Airport is transitioning towards its goal of 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF Jet-A), with airport General Manager Robb Etnyre. Play time 33 mins. Available wherever you get your Podcasts. ➤ Apple, Podcast Addict, or Spotify ➤ Podcast Description

AVIATION 101 - SUMMER IS COMING! CAUTION DENSITY ALTITUDE
The airport has five "Density Altitude" signs strategically placed around the airfield to remind pilots that on warm summer days, their aircraft's performance can be greatly reduced by high density altitudes. This means the aircraft's climb rates, ground speeds, control performance and weight carrying capabilities will all be reduced. Click post heading for pics & story.