Stockton Metropolitan Airport

Stockton Metropolitan Airport (KSCK) sits 4 miles south of downtown Stockton, California, at the head of the San Joaquin Delta. The field handles modest commercial service (Allegiant, Volaris) and a meaningful flow of business aviation, particularly the Central Valley agricultural corporate community, the Stockton port and intermodal logistics flow, and the secondary Bay Area / Sacramento corridor market. The two runways at KSCK (11R/29L 10,650 ft, 11L/29R 4,448 ft) handle every current business jet without restriction. Cal-Stockton Aviation Services operates the FBO. Field elevation is 33 feet, no density-altitude concerns. The dominant operational considerations are Central Valley summer heat (consistently over 100°F July–August), tule fog in winter (the foggiest part of California), and the proximity to the busy NorCal class B / C airspace from KSFO, KSMF, and KOAK. KSCK is the structural answer for charter into the eastern Bay Area / Central Valley corridor when KOAK or KSJC slot pressure is meaningful. Ground time to downtown Stockton is 5–10 minutes; Sacramento via I-5 is 60 minutes; Modesto is 25.