Urban Air Mobility Development consists of 15 Hangars totaling 44,200 sf on a 4.14 AC site. - (10) 1,750 sf Hangars - (4) 6,000 sf Hangars with office, kitchens and restrooms - (1) 2,750 sf Hangar with office, kitchenette and restrooms All new construction in 2022/23 About the location: Byron Airport is a non-towered airfield in Class G Airspace, located in the Bay Area, just 65 miles from downtown San Francisco and 55 miles from Silicon Valley. The surrounding communities offer an abundance of affordable housing for employees relative to other municipalities in the Bay Area. Airport Specifications: - 4,500' x 100’ Runway 12-30 with PAPIs - 3,000' x 75’ Runway 5-23 with PAPIs - Class G Airspace up to 700' AGL (non-towered) - Lowest 100L fuel prices in the region - Easy access is available via I-580, located just 15 minutes from the airport. About the UAS: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Test Site Many Bay Area companies have developed innovative UAS technologies and are testing their prototypes and production vehicles at Byron currently. In March 2020, in coordination with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and ACUASI, Byron Airport was admitted to the Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex (PPUTRC). The PPUTRC is one of only official Federal Aviation Administration test sites in the United States for UAS. Byron Airport now offers a designated UAS test area, which was established through a Certificate of Authorization maintained by ACUASI. ACUASI has developed strong relationships and a proven track record with the FAA and will actively partner with companies to acquire any other required operational and/or airspace permits/waivers.