Have you ever imagined a city where bikes and cars are absent, and instead, airplanes take center stage? Such a city exists in reality!
Welcome to Cameron Airpark in California (USA), where every resident owns an airplane.
This unique community, known as a fly-in community, boasts lavish personal airplanes used for work and business travel.
Cameron Airpark, established in 1963, is home to 124 houses.
What sets this place apart is that each household has its own aircraft, a reflection of its residents' retired pilot status.
The wide roads here double as runways, allowing residents to take off directly from their homes.
This concept emerged after World War II when many airfields remained unused.
Aviation authorities transformed these airfields into residential air-parks, catering specifically to retired military pilots.
Cameron Airpark stands as a testament to this innovative approach, where airplanes have replaced cars and bikes as the primary mode of transportation.