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Lisala Airport - Airport Information
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About Lisala Airport
Overview
Lisala Airport (FZGA) serves the city of Lisala in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, functioning as a medium-sized airport critical for regional transportation. Situated at coordinates 2.170660, 21.496901, the airport provides essential aviation infrastructure for the local area, supporting various operational needs.
Flying Conditions
Located at an elevation of 1509 feet mean sea level, Lisala Airport experiences typical equatorial climate conditions with potential significant humidity and precipitation variations. Pilots should anticipate potential thermal dynamics and convective weather patterns common to central African aviation environments.
Notable Features
The airport features a single runway (05/23) with a substantial length of 7200 feet, classified as a GVL (gravel) surface type. Its geographical positioning in the Congo basin suggests potential terrain complexity and localized wind patterns that pilots must carefully consider during navigation and approach phases.
Approach Considerations
Runway 05/23 offers a significant 7200-foot length, providing flexibility for various aircraft types and approach scenarios. Given the gravel surface classification, pilots should anticipate potential surface friction variations and adjust landing techniques accordingly, particularly during wet or challenging meteorological conditions.
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