Which statement describes the maximum aircraft for OLF Santa Rosa?

Which statement describes the maximum aircraft for OLF Santa Rosa?

• A. 12 (8 normal side, 4 autorotative side. Normal side may have 3 low work and 5 landing spots.)
• B. 14 (5 each side)
• C. 6 (does not include maintenance)
• D. 12 (6 normal side, 6 autorotative, no low work)

Answer: (A)

At OLF Santa Rosa, operations are organized with two areas: a normal side and an autorotative side. The field is configured to accommodate up to twelve aircraft at once: eight on the normal side and four on the autorotative side. On the normal side, those eight slots are further described as three low-work positions and five landing spots, meaning some aircraft can be stationed for lighter tasks while others are set up for landings. The autorotative side provides four spots dedicated to autorotation operations, separate from the normal-side slots. This distribution matches how the field is designed to handle different operation types and maintain safe spacing. The other options describe totals or distributions that don’t align with Santa Rosa’s established layout.

At OLF Santa Rosa, operations are organized with two areas: a normal side and an autorotative side. The field is configured to accommodate up to twelve aircraft at once: eight on the normal side and four on the autorotative side. On the normal side, those eight slots are further described as three low-work positions and five landing spots, meaning some aircraft can be stationed for lighter tasks while others are set up for landings. The autorotative side provides four spots dedicated to autorotation operations, separate from the normal-side slots. This distribution matches how the field is designed to handle different operation types and maintain safe spacing. The other options describe totals or distributions that don’t align with Santa Rosa’s established layout.