Travis Air Force Base remained at the forefront of global mobility, humanitarian relief, and power projection in
2024. Whether refueling fighters over the Pacific, executing high-profile airlift missions, or providing lifesaving
medical care, Team Travis continues to deliver—anytime, anywhere.
As Air Mobility Command’s only installation operating the C-5 Super Galaxy, C-17 Globemaster III, and KC-
46 Pegasus, we execute all four core mobility missions—airlift, air refueling, aeromedical evacuation, and
contingency response—with unmatched precision. David Grant Medical Center, the Air Force’s largest
inpatient medical facility, continues to serve as a critical medical readiness platform, caring for over 276,000
beneficiaries across Northern California while training the next generation of military medical professionals.
In 2024, Team Travis:
- Executed 4,148 sorties, moving 15,600 tons of cargo and offloading 5.65 million pounds of fuel to keep our joint and coalition partners in the fight.
- Led innovation by launching AMC’s first FAA-certified sUAS maintenance inspection program, setting the standard for six other installations and saving 7,000 hours of maintenance time annually.
- Strengthened medical readiness by securing Core Casualty Receiving Facility designation for DGMC, ensuring we have the resources and capability to treat our warfighters and military-connected population when it matters most.
- Invested in infrastructure by executing a $138M runway revitalization and $17M ramp reconstruction, ensuring Travis remains the cornerstone for air mobility for years to come.
- Worked with community leaders to lay the foundation for a $125M project to expand Taxiway November. Once completed, this project will increase aircraft launch throughput by 320%, ensuring we can project and connect the Joint force faster than ever.
- Generated $3.7B in economic impact, cementing Travis’ role as a key part of Solano County’s economic and community landscape.
None of this happens alone. Our community partnerships are essential to our success. From emergency
response coordination to shared infrastructure investments, we are stronger because of the relationships we’ve
built with our local leaders and partners. As we look to the future—with KC-46 expansion, weapons school
integration, and continued medical readiness advancements—Travis AFB remains a cornerstone of U.S. power
projection and rapid global response. Thank you for your continued support of our mission and our people.