A Unique Display Day Destination
Sonoma Valley Airport (SVA), also known as Schellville, is a designated Display Day airport for Aircraft of Historical Significance — always weather permitting.

 What Does This Mean?
Owners of vintage aircraft (35 years or older) are required to display their planes 12 times per year to qualify for an exemption from Sonoma County's annual 1% aircraft tax. As part of this, SVA welcomes pilots to fly in and display their aircraft for public viewing.

 Unpredictable Yet Exciting Displays
The airport does not have advance notice of which aircraft will arrive on any given weekend — it could be none, one, or ten. This spontaneous element makes each visit to SVA unique and exciting for aviation enthusiasts.

 Historic Aircraft & Museum Collection
Many notable vintage aircraft, including those belonging to the North Bay Air Museum, are hangared at SVA, adding to its rich aviation heritage.

 Open to the Public
SVA is a privately owned, public-use airport that invites visitors to explore the grounds and view aircraft on display. For your safety, please check in at Vintage Aircraft for a briefing on airport rules and guidelines before exploring.

 Display Days
Every weekend March 1, 2025 through October 31, 2025
Always weather permitting.