Which Aerodrome?

[evansb]

Not on the African continent.
Not in Asia.
Not in North America.
Not in Australia.
Not anywhere near Great Britain, Ireland, nor the continent of Europe.

[Captain Airclues]

South America?

[John Hill]

There is only one way, we must resort to the binary divide...

Is the first letter of the aerodrome name in 'A'..'M' or 'N'..'Z'?

[Russell Gulch]

I've been away (so to speak) due to lack of timely access to PPRuNe, despite upgrading to ISDN, etc. Going slow, or am I missing something?

Anyway, back to the topic:

May I suggest Malta?

[S'land]

Darrell's Island, Bermuda?

[asiaseen]

Kalafrana or Marsaxlokk?

[evansb]

South America? No, but close.
Not Malta.
Not Bermuda.

[Captain Airclues]

How about Central America then?

Dave

[S'land]

Coco Solo Naval Air Station, Panama?

[evansb]

S'land is correct NAS Coco Solo, Canal Zone, Panama. The birthplace of John McCain, the Republican Party nominee for the President of the United States.

You have control.

[S'land]

Thanks Bri. That was an interesting one to try and find.

I could not find this one on the list, so hope that it has not been done before.

[Fishtailed]

Woomera, Australia.

[S'land]

Not Woomera, sorry.

[India Four Two]

Muroc Lake Bombing and Gunnery Range (later known as Edwards AFB)?

[S'land]

Sorry India For Two, not in USA.

[S'land]

Time for a clue or two, methinks.

The photograph was taken in 1925, or thereabouts.
The hangar still exists today.

[D120A]

I think it is Qantas' original hangar at Longreach.

Open house if I am right.

[John Hill]

Hmmm, the roof line does not look symetrical which I think the Longreach hangar is. How about the QANTAS hangar at Cloncurry?

[S'land]

D120A has it. Longreach in 1925. Photograph taken from an article on the Australian "Airways Museum & Civil Aviation Historical Society" web site.

Longreach Aerodrome - 1925

[D120A]

Open house it is then...