Mc Clellan Airfield, located in Sacramento, California, USA, is a former military airfield that was opened in 1942. The airfield was named after Major General George B. McClellan, a Union Army officer during the American Civil War, who was also known as the “Father of the Sacramento Airfield”.

During World War II, the airfield was used by the US Army Air Corps and later the US Army Air Forces. It was a major training base for airmen, and it also served as a supply center and a training ground for aircraft mechanics. The airfield was closed in 1945 after the war ended, and the land was declared surplus by the federal government.

In the 1950s, the airfield was acquired by the city of Sacramento and was used as a general aviation facility. In the 1960s, it was the home of the California Air National Guard, and it was also used as a commercial airport. In the 1970s, the airport was renovated and expanded, and it was officially renamed McClellan Airfield in 1974.

The airport code MCC was determined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the international organization responsible for assigning three-letter codes to airports around the world. The first letter of the code stands for the country, and in this case, it is the USA. The second letter stands for the state, and in this case, it is California. The third letter stands for the city, which in this case is Sacramento.

Today, McClellan Airfield is an important regional airport, providing service to many destinations in the United States and Canada. It currently has over 28,000 operations a year, with approximately 200 flights a day. It is served by American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and others. The airport also offers services for private aircraft.

McClellan Airfield is a vital part of the community, providing jobs and connecting the community to the world. The airport is a reminder of the contributions of Major General George B. McClellan and the many brave soldiers who served at the airfield during World War II.