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Half Moon Bay (KHAF)

Half Moon Bay, CA

Airport Information

Flight Category:
VFR
Winds:
20° at 5 knots
Clouds:
Unavailable
Visibility:
8 SM
Elevation:
66.3 ft (20.2 m)
Ctrl Tower:
Yes
ALL/ALL/0830-1630
Runways:
12/30 (5000x150)
Half Moon Bay Pilot Reviews:

T. W.

February 21, 2026

ATC coordination issues have been happening when departing runway 12 IFR.

jsimp96

October 8, 2025

To pick up an IFR clearance and also to close an IFR flight plan, try frequency: 127.97 on VHF. The listed phone number works of course, but the frequency might be more prompt.

Damian P.

May 28, 2025

Likely the most beautiful airport I have visited. Certainly returning.

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Runway Information

Identifier:
RWY 12
Dimensions:
5000x150
Surface:
Asphalt
Elevation:
66ft
Traffic Pattern:
Left
Approach Lighting:
None
Visual Slope Indicator:
PAPI-2L
Displaced Threshold:
752ft
12
Wind: 20° at 5 kts

Recent Arrivals

No recent arrivals at KHAF

Scheduled Arrivals

No scheduled arrivals in the next 24 hours

Recent Departures

No recent departures at KHAF

Scheduled Departures

No scheduled departures in the next 24 hours

Radio Frequencies

AWOS:
127.275 MHz
CTAF:
122.800 MHz
UNICOM:
122.800 MHz
Northern California Approach:
135.1
Northern California Departure:
135.1

Remarks

Airport noise sensitive areas NW threshold. NE.

APT Lighting Schedule: Actvt mirl runway 12/30, reil runway 30, papi runways 12 and 30 - 122.8.

Avoid flying directly over the pillar point air force station.

Field conds-runway, taxiway & apron good.

For cd contact norcal approach at 916-361-0519.

Fuel Types Available: Fuel available 24 hours self service.

Manager's Name: Manager located at san carlos airport.

Manager's Phone: Managers office airport phone 650-573-3701.

Noise Abatement: Arrival from the west, fly overhead the airport at 1,500’ MSL; continue outbound until clear of the traffic pattern and make a 45° entry into the downwind leg at 1,000’ MSL

Noise Abatement: Avoid flying over the hospital located just north of the airport. Avoid flying over homes whenever possible. Pattern work, especially touch-and-go’s, are discouraged at night and on weekend and holiday mornings. Maintain pattern altitude (1,000’ MSL) until necessary to descend for landing. No stop-and-go’s or intersection takeoffs.