330 Destinations in 1982 The July 1, 1982, Golden West timetable map includes: Bakersfield Fresno Lake Tahoe Los Angeles Monterey Ontario Orange County (now John Wayne Airport) Oxnard San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Former destinations Santa Barbara Before 1982, Golden West served the following at various times: Avalon Harbor Seaplane Base, Catalina Island (served by Golden West division Catalina Air Lines with Grumman Goose seaplanes) Catalina Airport (AVX) (also known as Airport in the Sky) Edwards Air Force Base Fullerton Airport Inyokern Long Beach Airport (served by Golden West with DHC-6 Twin Otters and by Golden West division Catalina Air Lines with Grumman Goose seaplanes) McClellan-Palomar Airport Merced Modesto Mojave Airport Oakland Palmdale Airport Palm Springs Pomona (POC) Redlands Airport Riverside Sacramento San Jose Santa Rosa Stockton Tehachapi Trona Two Harbors Seaplane Base, Catalina Island (served by Golden West division Catalina Air Lines with Grumman Goose seaplanes) Vandenberg Air Force Base Incidents and accidents On January 9, 1975, Golden West Airlines Flight 261, a de Havilland Twin Otter, collided with a Cessna 150 over Whittier, California, killing 14 people in both aircraft (all 12 aboard the Golden West plane and the 2 occupants of the Cessna). Sources R.E.G. Davies and I.E. Quastler, Commuter Airlines of the United States (Smithsonian Institution Press, 1995), See also List of defunct airlines of the United States References Defunct airlines of the United States Companies based in Long Beach, California Airlines established in 1967 Airlines disestablished in 1983 1967 establishments in California 1984 disestablishments in California American companies established in 1967 Defunct seaplane operators Airlines based in California