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Which Aerodrome Mk IV
Without another clue it's a very big area to look over -though it might be in the Timan-Pechora area - IIRC India42 may have worked there once
It's a big drawback when another PPRuNer knows where I have been during my peripatetic oil-industry career!
Timan-Pechora it is and those are silver birches.
Here's another picture from the same aerodrome. It doesn't help with the identification, but its a great picture.
Timan-Pechora it is and those are silver birches.
Here's another picture from the same aerodrome. It doesn't help with the identification, but its a great picture.
Nice photo thnarg. It looks like you have narrowed it down. I don't remember the terminal building looking that nice when I was there in the early 90s.
If you can read Cyrillic, the name over the door translates as "airport".
What's the full name?
If you can read Cyrillic, the name over the door translates as "airport".
What's the full name?
My Cyrillic extends to аэропорт and no further. I’ll be away this week and I’m sure somebody else can find it, and maybe even pronounce it.
These challenges are certainly improving my geography knowledge, so thanks everyone!
These challenges are certainly improving my geography knowledge, so thanks everyone!
"It's a big drawback when another PPRuNer knows where I have been during my peripatetic oil-industry career!"
Yeah well you ID'd a challenge because you figured out my route to work last year................
Yeah well you ID'd a challenge because you figured out my route to work last year................
Slb, that's probably because it is so difficult to spell!
Ukhta Airport (UCT/UUYH) in the Timan Pechora area of the Komi Republic in Arctic Russia.
Slb has control.
Ukhta Airport (UCT/UUYH) in the Timan Pechora area of the Komi Republic in Arctic Russia.
Slb has control.
Slb, Без проблем.
Precisely chevvron. On my first trip to Russia, I had a revelation when I realized that most of the Cyrillic alphabet was Greek!
So suddenly, "pесторан" was "restoran".
So suddenly, "pесторан" was "restoran".
It was actually " Бар" - that tipped off I42
Back to the challenge - Europe perhaps?
Back to the challenge - Europe perhaps?
Flat, water all round, green, instrument approach markings on r/w 22 not 04, no sign of an ILS glidepath but it looks like it may have had one, I think I see the stanchion mounts for an arrestor barrier on 04 too, quite a wide taxiway looks like about 30m instead of the 'standard' 15m.
I'm thinking Denmark.
But I'm probably talking b0ll0cks.
I'm thinking Denmark.
But I'm probably talking b0ll0cks.
Water 270 deg around.
No mention found about former ILS nor arrestor gear. Flat but about 300ft AMSL. Not Denmark
More than 90 year active. Currently no scheduled services.
50% balls 50% bull.
I found a lamppost.
No mention found about former ILS nor arrestor gear. Flat but about 300ft AMSL. Not Denmark
More than 90 year active. Currently no scheduled services.
50% balls 50% bull.
I found a lamppost.
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It certainly had an ILS when I last went there but that was back in 1991 and I think it then had a daily service to Paris. Maybe I should have gone there eight times as it is Le Havre Octeville.
Last edited by Flap40; 9th Oct 2023 at 20:20. Reason: spelling
It has also been served by Ryanair but TwinJet was the last to pull out.
Flap has it with Le Havre Octeville.