Direct flights from Hawthorne Municipal Airport

Hawthorne Municipal Airport

General Info Hawthorne Municipal Airport, an 80-acre reliever airport for Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), is situated in southwestern Los Angeles County and offers an intimate flying experience, free from crowds of LAX. With one runway for takeoff and landing and limited noise pollution from nearby commercial aircraft.

Fixed Base Operators

Los Angeles Jet Center stands out as the sole fixed base operator at Hawthorne Municipal Airport with top-of-the-line customer service and one of the country's most luxuriously appointed passenger terminals for private jet passenger. Their terminal boasts a passenger waiting lobby, internet cafe and full service restaurant to complete its offerings.

Nearby Landmarks

Hawthorne Municipal Airport is close to many landmarks of interest such as the Los Angeles Zoo, Autry National Center and Museum of the Holocaust - as well as being within driving distance of both downtown LA and Staples Center.

Hawthorne Municipal Airport provides the ideal environment for aircraft services providers to set up shop. As a small, quiet airfield with plenty of space to expand their services, Hawthorne is an ideal spot for aviation service providers to set up shop.

At first, this airport was home to aerospace pioneer Jack Northrop who constructed and tested numerous classic aircraft before giving it back to the city. Later, during World War II, the airport served as an aircraft modification center and transport command center under United States Army Air Forces command.

Now, Hawthorne Airport is experiencing remarkable expansion as large hangars are under construction on its northern side. A new aircraft-services provider is emerging to rival Hawthorne Airport LLC as the sole provider of fuel pumps and parking facilities at the airport for roughly 15 years by advertising competitive rates, new terminal facilities and rental cars at competitive rates.