Jekabpils (07/25)

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Former soviet air force base. After soviet collapse airfield was abandoned and generally was not used for aviation activities. The original runway was 2500m long, however the last 500m together with some taxiways were dismantled. Jekabpils was home to the Soviet Navy with 886 ORAP (886th Independent Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment), flying Su-17 and Su-24MR aircraft. Recently the airfield reconstruction has been started by a group of enthusiasts. Runway and taxiway markings have been introduced, as well as a couple of windsocks have been placed. Western part of the RWY (718x18m) is marked with threshold and centerline signs, and is in a good condition.

Effectivity: 2016-08-31

Location: 3.5 km N of Jekabpils town
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Status: Uncertified (EVKA)

Condition: Good

Ownership: Municipality

Email: vladem@inbox.lv

Web: http://www.jekabpilsflight.lv

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Direction: 07/25

Dimensions: Marked: 718x18m; physical: 2000x40m

Surface: Concrete

Elevation: 100m / 327ft

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Approach: NIL

Airfield: NIL

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Radio frequency: 123.95 MHz

Fuel availability: NIL

To see: Jekabpils town; former Jekabpils air force base.

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Posted: July 6, 2013

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Category: Airfields, Flying sites, Usable airfields

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