Which Aerodrome Mk II

[RegDep]

Flap40,

České Budějovice in Czech Republik it is. Where the Good Soldier Švejk was heading to in the novel of Jaroslav Hašek, "The Fateful Adventures of the Good Soldier Švejk During the World War (I)", but didn't make it there.

The home town of original Budweiser Budvar.


Flap40 has the thread!

[Flap40]

Thanks. Open House.

[descol]

Where's this ?

[RegDep]

Is that building across the bay a nuclear power plant?

[descol]

regdep
no-it's not nuclear

[sycamore]

Possibly in Norway ?

[descol]

sycamore
yes - that should do it ?

[evansb]

Floro, Sogn og Fjodane, Norway, (ENFL). ?

[RegDep]

So it wasn't a power plant but a pellet factory…..

And the suspect white panels on the foreground are the modern buildings of the Coastal Museum…..

[descol]

evansb
correct
over to you

[evansb]

Thanks descol. Some say Floro is a difficult and dangerous airport, but it is Norway's busiest regional airport none-the-less. Now for the next mystery aerodrome: (I couldn't find a nostalgic black-and-white photo showing the runways, so this will have to do)

[Davidsoffice]

That looks like a Nolinor Convair having just seen details of one damaged this weekend? JACDEC - Current News
Suggest the field is in Canada then.......

[RegDep]

The majority of destinations of our flights are various remote regions across Canada.

Say Nolinor Aviation .

[evansb]

Yes, it is Canada.

[Davidsoffice]

Process of elimination given the VIH Hangar... Sandspit?

[evansb]

Davidsoffice is correct. Sandspit, (CYZP), Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. Your turn.

[Davidsoffice]

Nothing to offer at present... Open House!

[Phileas Fogg]

How about this one:

[evansb]

Pindra Aeroporte, El Hierro, Islas Canarias ?

[Phileas Fogg]

evansb has it.