Coast Guard Air Station

Sikorsky UH-60 JAYHAWK at Coast Guard Air Station Astoria, Oregon

A Coast Guard Air Station (CGAS) is a base for aircraft of the United States Coast Guard . The first was established in Morehead City, North Carolina in 1920. There are usually several bases in each of the nine Coast Guard districts:

• 1st district
  • CGAS Cape Cod , Massachusetts
  • CGAS Atlantic City (New Jersey) at Atlantic City International Airport in Pomona (New Jersey)
  • CGAS Elizabeth City , North Carolina with training center
• 7. District
  • CGAS Clearwater , Florida
  • CGAS Miami , Florida
  • CGAS Savannah (Georgia)
  • CGAS Borinquen near Aguadilla , Puerto Rico ( Ramey Air Force Base )
• 8. District
  • CGAS Houston , Texas
  • CGAS Corpus Christi , Texas
  • CGAS New Orleans , Louisiana
  • Coast Guard Aviation Training Center (ATC), Mobile, Alabama
• 9. District
  • CGAS Detroit , Michigan
  • CGAS Traverse City , Michigan
• 11. District
  • CGAS Humboldt Bay (McKinleyville), California
    

    Coast Guard Group / Air Station Humboldt Bay (McKinleyville)
  • CGAS Sacramento , California
  • CGAS San Francisco , California
  • CGAS Los Angeles , California
  • CGAS San Diego , California
• 13. District
  • CGAS Astoria , Oregon
  • CGAS North Bend , Oregon
  • CGAS Port Angeles , Washington
• 14. District
  • CGAS Barbers Point , Hawaii
• 17. District
  • CGAS Kodiak , Alaska at Integrated Support Command Kodiak
  • CGAS Sitka , Alaska

Web links

Commons : United States Coast Guard Air Stations  - Collection of pictures, videos, and audio files