2024 NAS OCEANA AIR SHOW
About Naval Air Station Oceana
For 80 years, NAS Oceana, Dam Neck Annex, and Naval Auxiliary Landing Field Fentress have provided world-class support to Navy and Joint op-
entire region, NAS Oceana on a typical day sup- ports about 600 operations for 17 squadrons and four Carrier Air Wings. Our Air Traffic Control- lers work 10,000 cubic miles of airspace providing safe and expeditious flow of air traffic. Our termi- nal supports an average of 520 Navy Air Logis- tics Office requests, accounting for an average of 21,000 passengers, 1,200,000 pounds of baggage, and 850,000 pounds of cargo. The transient line supports 1,800 transient aircraft annually. Meanwhile, Dam Neck Annex is home to nu- merous training schoolhouses and Joint commands, and services 15,000 Sailors yearly. The NAS Oceana team proudly maintains its un- wavering dedication to the “Fleet, Fighter, and Fam- ily” with a commitment to sailor support and cus- tomer service, which extends into our neighboring communities through highly cooperative outreach initiatives like the NAS Oceana Air Show.
erating forces. What be- gan as a remote military auxiliary landing field, Oceana rose to meet the tremendous demands on naval aviation during World War II and be- yond, as the City of Vir-
ginia Beach grew up around it. Today, the Navy’s East Coast Master Jet Base is the second largest em- ployer in the City of Virginia Beach, and is a proud member of the Hampton Roads community. The airfields of NAS Oceana and NALF Fen- tress represent strategic resources within America’s Navy. One of nine Class IV Naval airport systems in the Navy, and one of the busiest airports in the
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