FAA TX42 · Waller County, Texas

Land. Taxi.
You're home.

Where the runway is out back, the hangar is next door, and your neighbors know the sound of your engine.

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The Place

Home with
a runway attached

Fly TX 42 is an aviation subdivision in Waller County, Texas, built so pilots can live with their planes. Homes sit along the taxiways, the runway is shared by the whole neighborhood, and the airstrip is part of daily life, not a destination.

Hangar at home

Step out your door, roll your aircraft out and go. No drive to the airport, no tie-down fees, no waiting on a line crew.

The runway out back

A private airstrip shared by the whole neighborhood, kept up by the people who use it and look out for each other.

Neighbors who get it

Hangar talk over the fence, breakfast fly-outs, and a neighbor who will happily hold the wing while you pre-flight.

Aerial view of the grass-edged runway with a row of hangars alongside the taxiway
On final: the runway with hangars lining the taxiway.
20residential tracts in two blocks
123+acres in all, mostly runway and open reserve
TX42FAA-approved airstrip identifier
3private streets: Bonanza Place, Cessna Place and Fair Weather Field Drive
Fly-In Life

A weekend,
the Fly TX way

The best part of living on an airpark is how ordinary it makes the extraordinary.

Wake up to blue sky

Check the windsock from the kitchen window. Is it a flying morning? It usually is.

Fly out for breakfast

Hop to a small-town grill a short flight away, with a few neighbors in formation.

Land and taxi home

Touch down, roll off and taxi straight to your own hangar door. That's the whole commute.

Evening on the ramp

Lawn chairs, a cooler, and the last light on the wings. Everyone swaps stories.

Around the Field

More than
a runway

Maintenance, fuel, balloons and a hangar to build in. There's always something going on at the field.

Inside a busy hangar with several small aircraft, a workbench and a loft office

On-field maintenance and fuel

There is a maintenance shop on the field, and avgas is available during the hours the shop is open. The shop specializes in Rotax engine repair and is an authorized service center for SeaRey and Icon A5 aircraft.

Colorful hot air balloons inflating on the field at sunrise

Balloons

Balloons are a common sight early on weekend mornings. The field has a designated balloon port on the FAA master record.

Wooden wing ribs of an airplane under restoration in a hangar

Bring your project

A good place to build a new airplane or repair an existing one. The photo shows fabric replacement on a pre-war Aeronca Chief.

Getting Here

Come and visit

We're at 38506 Fairweather Field Dr, Brookshire, TX 77423, in Waller County, off Hwy 359 between Hempstead and Brookshire. Katy and Houston are both within easy driving distance.

We're on the map

The field is on the west side of Houston, outside the Mode C ring and outside the Class D airspace of Houston Executive on the Houston Sectional.

Pilots: always use current charts and official sources to plan a flight. This page is not for navigation.

Houston sectional chart with a gold airplane pin marking the field west of Houston
Airfield Etiquette

Good neighbors,
good airmanship

A shared strip works because everyone follows the same simple habits. Here are the basics for residents and visiting pilots.

  • 1
    Make your callsAnnounce on the field's common frequency before you taxi, enter the runway and when you depart or land.
  • 2
    Eyes up, then rollLook both ways before crossing or entering the runway. Kids, pets, golf carts and cyclists share the streets and taxiways.
  • 3
    Taxi like a neighborSlow on taxiways and streets, with mindful prop wash near homes and open hangars.
  • 4
    Respect quiet hoursRun-ups and early departures are best kept to sensible hours so everyone enjoys the neighborhood.
  • 5
    Visiting pilots, call aheadPrior permission is the courtesy of any private airstrip. Check the current field conditions before you come.
  • 6
    Leave it betterPick up debris, close gates, report washouts or wildlife, and help keep the strip safe for everyone.

General courtesy guidelines. Replace with the neighborhood's official rules where they differ.

Documents

For
download

Community documents for residents and anyone thinking of building here. They open in Google Drive.

Deed restrictionsThe covenants that apply to every tract Property platsThe recorded plat of the subdivision ACC applicationArchitectural Control Committee request form
Say Hello

Come see
the place

Thinking about living on the airpark, flying in for a visit, or just curious? Send the neighbors a note and someone will get back to you.

38506 Fairweather Field Dr
Brookshire, TX 77423