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Harvey Field Harvey Field offers a full range of services for fixed-wing and rotor-wing aircraft
Harvey Field - Information Harvey Field offers a full range of services for fixed-wing and rotor-wing aircraft
Harvey Field - Map and Directions From the North (Everett, WA): Take Highway 2 East to Highway 9 (Snohomish-Lake Stevens Exit) Take Highway 9 South to 2nd Avenue (Snohomish) Exit Turn left onto 2nd Avenue Turn right onto Avenue D Follow Avenue D across Snohomish River bridge (to Airport Way) Airport entrance is two blocks south of the the river (right side)
Harvey Field - Services Harvey Field offers a full range of services for fixed-wing and rotor-wing aircraft
Harvey Field - Contact Us Harvey Field offers a full range of services for fixed-wing and rotor-wing aircraft
Harvey Field - Weather Cam The camera takes a picture every minute Harvey Airfield Weather Station (NOTE: This is not an FAA approved weather station )
Harvey Field - Noise Abatement THE LOCAL SITUATION: Successful airports must value and maintain good relations with their neighboring community This relationship will continue to benefit Harvey Field as well as the City of Snohomish Pilots strive to enhance and build good relations with fellow aviators
Harvey Field - History Airport History: In 1944, Noble and Eldon Harvey and Wesley Loback began construction of Snohomish Airfield on the original family homestead; consisting of hangars, flight training, and an east-west runway
Harvey Field - Snohomish, WA Harvey Field (S43) is an FAA Designated Reliever Airport located inside the Class B Airspace and we have cooperatively imposed improved security measures at Harvey by request of the Federal Aviation Administration and the Department of Homeland Security