O60 Cloverdale airport code: FAA identifier, runway, fuel and pilot information
O60 identifies Cloverdale Municipal Airport, a public-use general aviation airport in northern Sonoma County. The most important correction is that O60 is an FAA location identifier, not an IATA passenger-airport code.
Airport-Guides.org is not the City of Cloverdale, FAA, an FBO, flight school or aviation weather provider. Static airport facts can change, and this page is not operational flight-planning authority. Pilots should verify current FAA charts, NOTAMs, weather, runway status and applicable procedures before flight.
What airport is O60?
O60 is the FAA location identifier for Cloverdale Municipal Airport in Cloverdale, California. The airport is at the northern end of Alexander Valley in Sonoma County and serves general aviation rather than scheduled passenger airline traffic.
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The City of Cloverdale itself writes the identifier as “O60 – oscar six zero.” This distinction matters because a code containing a number can be an FAA facility identifier even though it is not an IATA passenger code used for normal airline ticketing.
Use O60 when looking up Cloverdale Municipal Airport in U.S. aviation references and airport data.
Do not treat O60 like SFO, OAK, STS or another passenger-booking code.
O60 is intended for general aviation use rather than scheduled commercial airline service.
Cloverdale Municipal Airport quick facts
Runway 14/32 at O60
Cloverdale Municipal Airport has one paved runway, Runway 14/32. The City of Cloverdale describes it as a lighted asphalt runway and states that runway-end identifier lights are installed at both ends.
Current FAA-derived data describes Runway 14/32 as approximately 2,909 feet long by 60 feet wide, with medium-intensity runway edge lighting. The city airport page lists a PAPI on Runway 32.
| Runway item | Reference | Practical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Designation | 14 / 32 | Single-runway airport; current wind and traffic conditions matter. |
| Surface | Asphalt | Verify current runway condition and NOTAMs before flight. |
| Length | City: 2,906 ft · FAA-derived: 2,909 ft | Use current FAA data for aircraft performance calculations. |
| Width | 60 ft in FAA-derived data | Relevant to aircraft suitability and runway awareness. |
| Lighting | Lighted runway · REILs | Lighting status can change; verify current NOTAMs. |
| Visual aid | PAPI referenced by city | Use current FAA publication for operational details. |
Fuel, tie-downs and airport services at O60
The City of Cloverdale currently lists self-serve 100LL fuel and ample aircraft tie-downs among the services available at the airport. The city page states an overnight tie-down fee of $5 per night.
FAA-derived airport data also lists 100LL as available by credit-card self service.
The city describes ample tie-down capacity for airport users.
This is the amount currently shown on the City of Cloverdale airport page. Confirm before relying on it for a future trip.
Important O60 pilot notes from the City of Cloverdale
The city publishes local operating guidance intended to reduce noise impacts around the airport. These instructions are more useful than generic “be considerate” language because they identify the specific sensitive area and departure behavior expected locally.
City-posted pilot guidance
- Noise-sensitive area: south of the airport.
- Runway 14: maintain runway heading to 800 feet MSL before turns.
- Traffic pattern: follow the standard traffic pattern guidance published for the airport.
- Touch-and-go operations: maximum of three touch-and-goes per day according to the city airport page.
O60 RNAV (GPS) Runway 32 approach
FAA terminal-procedure listings currently include an RNAV (GPS) Runway 32 instrument approach for Cloverdale Municipal Airport. FAA listings also identify published takeoff-minimum/departure-procedure material for O60.
This page deliberately does not reproduce approach minima, fixes, altitudes or procedure notes. Those details are safety-critical and should come directly from the current FAA chart or an approved current navigation database.
O60 does not replace a current aviation weather briefing
FAA-derived airport data does not list an on-field automated weather station at O60. It references nearby weather observations, including Lampson Field to the north and Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport to the southeast.
The City of Cloverdale notes that the airport can clear earlier in the morning than some nearby airports when fog affects the region. Treat that as local background only. Actual flight decisions require current aviation weather, visibility, ceiling, wind and applicable forecasts.
Check airport status
Confirm O60 is open and review runway or lighting restrictions.
Review NOTAMs
Look for temporary runway, lighting, obstruction or procedure notices.
Review weather
Use current aviation observations and forecasts rather than general weather apps alone.
Check current charts
Use current sectional, Chart Supplement and instrument-procedure information.
Hangars, waiting list and airport business space
The City of Cloverdale states that city-owned hangar space may be available and directs interested businesses to review the airport hangar license agreement and submit the City Hangar Waiting List Application.
The city’s most recently located published fee schedule for 2025–26 included monthly tie-down, ground-lease and hangar charges. Because a newer 2026–27 fee schedule was not located during this research, this article does not present those older monthly amounts as current prices.
Skydiving and local aviation activity
The City of Cloverdale identifies NorCal Skydiving as an airport tenant. Pilots arriving at a general aviation airport with skydiving activity should maintain appropriate situational awareness and use current traffic information and published procedures.
The airport is also associated with the Cloverdale Pilots Association, a local group of pilots, aircraft owners and aviation enthusiasts. The city’s Public Works page provides the current contact route for pilots who want association information.
If you need an airline flight to the Cloverdale area
Do not search airline booking systems for O60. Cloverdale Municipal Airport is a general aviation airport and O60 is an FAA facility identifier.
A nearby scheduled-service option is Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport (STS) in Santa Rosa. Its official airport site currently lists service from Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines. Routes change, so compare the live airline schedule with the ground trip to Cloverdale before booking.
Cloverdale Municipal Airport
FAA identifier. General aviation. Not the passenger code for scheduled airline booking.
Sonoma County Airport
Commercial passenger airport in Santa Rosa with current scheduled airline service. Check live routes before choosing it for a Cloverdale trip.
Check STS airlines and destinations ↗FAA identifier vs IATA airport code
| Code system | O60 status | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| FAA location identifier | O60 | U.S. aviation facility identification, airport data and related pilot references. |
| IATA | O60 is not an IATA code | Airline booking, baggage tags and passenger-facing travel systems. |
| ICAO | No ICAO code is presented here | International aviation operations and flight-planning systems where assigned. |
Contact Cloverdale Municipal Airport
The City of Cloverdale routes airport matters through its Public Works Department and publishes a direct airport-manager phone number and email address.
Phone: 707-894-1722
Email: airportmanager@ci.cloverdale.ca.us
For non-emergency concerns such as aircraft noise, low-flying aircraft or airport maintenance, the city directs users to its Service Request process. For an emergency involving life or property, use 911 rather than an online complaint form.
Common O60 airport-code mistakes
“O60 does not appear on my airline site”
Reason: O60 is not a normal IATA passenger-booking code.
What to do: Compare nearby commercial airports such as STS and check current airline schedules.
“One source says 2,906 ft and another says 2,909 ft”
Reason: The city page and current FAA-derived airport database do not display exactly the same runway-length figure.
What to do: Use current FAA airport data for flight planning.
“I need the current fuel price”
Reason: Fuel prices are dynamic.
What to do: Check the current airport/FBO source before departure rather than relying on an article snapshot.
“I need current hangar rent”
Reason: Older fee schedules may remain online after a fiscal year ends.
What to do: Contact the airport manager for the current rate and availability.
More U.S. airport-code references
If you are comparing FAA identifiers with passenger-facing airport codes, use the broader Airport-Guides.org code references below.
O60 Cloverdale Airport FAQs
What airport is O60?
O60 is the FAA location identifier for Cloverdale Municipal Airport in Cloverdale, Sonoma County, California.
Is O60 an IATA airport code?
No. O60 is an FAA location identifier. It is not an IATA passenger-airport code used like SFO, OAK or STS.
Can I book an airline ticket to O60?
O60 is a general aviation airport rather than a normal scheduled-airline passenger destination. For commercial travel to the area, compare current airline service at nearby airports such as STS.
Does Cloverdale Municipal Airport sell fuel?
Yes. The City of Cloverdale currently lists self-serve 100LL fuel at the airport.
How much is overnight tie-down parking at O60?
The current City of Cloverdale airport page lists an overnight tie-down fee of $5 per night. Confirm the amount before a future trip because airport fees can change.
What runway does O60 have?
Cloverdale Municipal Airport has asphalt Runway 14/32. The city lists the runway at 2,906 feet; current FAA-derived airport data lists approximately 2,909 × 60 feet.
Is O60 a towered airport?
No. Current FAA-derived airport data lists Cloverdale Municipal Airport as non-towered.
What is the CTAF frequency at O60?
The City of Cloverdale and current FAA-derived airport data list CTAF/UNICOM as 122.8 MHz. Pilots should verify the current frequency before flight.
Does O60 have an instrument approach?
Yes. Current FAA terminal-procedure listings include an RNAV (GPS) Runway 32 approach for Cloverdale Municipal Airport.
Are there noise restrictions at Cloverdale Municipal Airport?
The City of Cloverdale identifies a noise-sensitive area south of the airport. Its airport page also tells Runway 14 departures to maintain runway heading to 800 feet MSL before turns and lists a maximum of three touch-and-goes per day.
Who operates Cloverdale Municipal Airport?
The City of Cloverdale owns and operates Cloverdale Municipal Airport.
Official and current O60 information sources
Use the City of Cloverdale for local airport services, fees, hangar questions and local pilot guidance. Use FAA sources for current aeronautical procedures, charts and operational notices.