Los Altos Private Jet Charter

1. Moffett Federal Airfield Airport, KNUQ, NUQ, Mountain View, CA, United States
2. Palo Alto Airport, KPAO, PAO, Palo Alto, CA, United States
3. San Jose International Airport, KSJC, SJC, San Jose, CA, United States
4. San Carlos, KSQL, San Carlos, CA, United States
5. Reid-Hillview Of Santa Clara, KRHV, San Jose, CA, United States
6. Hayward Executive Airport, KHWD, HWD, Hayward, CA, United States
7. San Francisco International Airport, KSFO, SFO, San Francisco, CA, United States
8. Half Moon Bay Airport, KHAF, HAF, Half Moon Bay, CA, United States
9. Metropolitan Oakland International Airport, KOAK, OAK, Oakland, CA, United States
10. Livermore Municipal Airport, KLVK, LVK, Livermore, CA, United States

There are a half dozen towns in Silicon Valley where only the richest of the rich live but only one that can call itself the birthplace of the computer.

Los Altos is the town where computers were born.

Los Altos is where Apple co-founder Steve Jobs lived and where, in 1976, he and Steve Wozniak built the first 50 Apple computers in his garage.

Some 30 years later, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg rented a house in Los Altos where he took the social media website from thousands to millions of users.

Located about a mile east of the even swankier Los Altos Hills and about two miles west of Mountain View, the headquarters of Google, Los Altos lies at the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. It is in Santa Clara County. Los Altos has been ranked 28th on the list of the 100 Richest Towns in the United States.

The average home value in Los Altos, which is 40 miles south of San Francisco and 12 miles west of San Jose, is $3.2 million. The average annual family income is $280,000.

Los Altos is 6.5 square miles and has a population of about 30,000. More than 80 percent of the population has at least a bachelor’s degree. Los Altos was full of apricot orchards with only scattered summer cottages owned by wealthy people from San Francisco before it began growing and becoming incorporated in the 1950s. Today, Los Altos is a bedroom community of winding, tree-lined country roads. It prides itself on its small-town feel and city planners have taken steps to keep it that way.

Commercial zones are limited to the downtown area and along the main thoroughfares, El Camino Real (its northern border) and the Foothill Expressway that cuts through the town.

Some apricot orchards remain in Los Altos. In fact, the city’s library and history museum are located in one. There are also many parks in the city.

Even Google has a history in Los Altos (that translates to “the tall ones”). The recent revitalization of downtown Los Altos was done with the help of Google co-founder Sergey Brin and his then-wife Anne Wojcicki. They were able to remain anonymous for almost a decade, doing business as the Passerelle Investment Company, buying up retail space and opening shops downtown.