Transportation & Insurance
There are three Oregon cities that provide convenient, direct air service to and from the Los Angeles area.
Medford Airport
The airport in the city of Medford, in Southern Oregon, currently offers 2 direct Medford/LA flights per day, thanks to United and Horizon.
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Eugene Airport
The airport in Eugene, Oregon’s central city and second largest metropolitan area, has three northbound and three southbound non-stop flights between LA and Eugene.
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Portland Airport
Portland’s International Airport has approximately 30 direct flights each day. These flights are serviced by United, Delta, and Alaska Air. Many other flights are available to the LA area with stops in Oakland, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Las Vegas.
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Additional Airports
| Airport Name | Phone number |
|---|---|
| Baker Municipal Airport | (541) 523-5663 |
| Bend City Airport | (541) 388-0019 |
| Boise, ID Airport | (208) 383-3110 |
| Burns Airport | (541) 573-6139 |
| Klamath Falls City Airport | (541) 883-5372 |
| McMinnville Airport | (503) 472-0558 |
| Newport Airport | (541) 867-7769 |
| Ontario Municipal Airport | (541) 889-9197 |
| Pendleton Airport | (541) 276-7754 |
| Roseburg Airport | (541) 672-4931 |
| Salem Airport | (503) 588-6314 |
| Union County/La Grande Airport | (541) 963-6615 |
There are “Fixed-based” operators at each airport where a flight can be chartered to almost any location within the state. Currently the flight time to the coast from these airports can be as little as 20 minutes, depending on where you are flying. In addition to being able to charter flights to the coast, it’s possible to make flight arrangements to the east side of the state. Flights to the Bend area can take as little as 45 minutes from the Eugene airport.
Transportation
Here are some useful links to map information and calculating mileage:
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- Oregon Department of Transportation State Map »
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Insurance
All Federal, State, and community agencies/organizations within Oregon require production companies to provide a certificate of insurance prior to filming within their jurisdiction. The production company must maintain minimum liability coverage of $1 million, naming the agency/organization and its employees as additionally insured. A hold harmless clause is also required.
