Out-of-town C-5's come through on AMC missions. You have a 33% chance of seeing an out-of-town C-5 on any given weekday.

C-17's on AMC missions come through quite often. March ARB and McChord AFB C-17's come through quite often for either training sorties or AMC missions. On average, you can expect 1.4 out-of-town C-17's to come through on any given weekday.

March Callsign: SLAM

McChord Callsigns: COHO, JAVA, SONIC, SOUND, THUG

C-130's tend to stop overnight when transiting to/from Hawaii. Moffett based HC-130J's also come through fairly often to have maintanance done on them. Based on historical data, you have a 30% chance of seeing a C-130.

Of note, LC-130's like to use Travis as a fuel stop when flying to/from Hawaii. These are the C-130's with skis!

E-3's are pretty rare at Travis. They come through roughly once or twice a year. Usually they're just transiting to/from Hawaii or Alaska.

With KC-10's being a dying breed, McGuire KC-10's (the only other base with KC-10's) are increasingly rare to see at Travis. Get them while you can!

KC-46's are becoming more common at Travis. Note that the only KC-46's with unit markings are the New Hampshire Air National Guard KC-46's. As of the end of 2022, you have roughly a 25% chance of seeing a KC-46, but those odds go up as more units convert to KC-46.

KC-135's are still quite common at Travis. You have a 75% chance of seeing a KC-135 on any given weekday. KC-135's from Beale AFB (pictured to the left), Fairchild AFB, and March ARB are the most common.

Beale Callsign: TAHOE

March Callsign: BAJA, RATS

P-8's are relatively rare at Travis. They'll drop through a few times a year for pattern work. More often, they'll come through for a quick fuel stop.

T-38's are based out of Beale AFB just 1.5 hours drive north of Travis.

How Often: You can roughly expect 1.4 T-38's to come through on any given weekday.

When: Beale T-38's go up in 3 banks: 1) 8 - 9AM, 11AM - 12PM, and 1PM - 2PM. They will drop through during any of those banks

Callsigns: ASPEN, ONYX, RECCE, ROPER, SLATE

Foreign military is also fairly common at Travis. The Royal Australian Air Force is the most common foreign military to use Travis with their C-17's. I also have seen Australian MRTT's and F-35's; British A400's and C-17's; Canadian C-130's; French KC-135's, MRTT's, A400's, and Rafales; German A400's; Japanese C-130's; Korean C-130's; and Thai C-130's come through Travis. You have roughly a 20% chance of seeing foreign military at Travis, with the Royal Australian Air Force being the most common right now.