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Vredendal Airport - Airport Information
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About Vredendal Airport
Overview
Vredendal Airport is a medium-sized airport located in the Western Cape province of South Africa, serving the agricultural region around Vredendal. Positioned at coordinates -31.641001, 18.544800, the airport provides essential aviation infrastructure for regional transportation and potential agricultural support operations.
Flying Conditions
The airport sits at an elevation of 330 feet mean sea level, which typically indicates a relatively flat surrounding terrain. Weather conditions in this region can vary, with potential influences from coastal and inland climate dynamics typical to the Western Cape area.
Notable Features
Vredendal Airport features a single runway (08/26) with a substantial length of 4,265 feet, accommodating a range of medium-sized aircraft. The runway's communication (COM) designation suggests standard communication infrastructure is available for pilots operating in this airspace.
Approach Considerations
The runway's 08/26 orientation indicates potential crosswind considerations, with approaches possible from either 080 or 260 degrees. Pilots should prepare for potential wind variations and conduct standard terrain and approach assessments based on the airport's coastal proximity and regional geographical characteristics.
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