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Sanga Sanga Airport - Airport Information
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About Sanga Sanga Airport
Overview
Sanga Sanga Airport serves Bongao, located in the southern Philippines, functioning as a medium-sized airport critical for regional transportation. Situated at 15 feet mean sea level, the airport provides essential connectivity for the Tawi-Tawi province, supporting both civilian and potential regional aviation needs.
Flying Conditions
The airport's low elevation of 15 feet MSL suggests minimal terrain-related challenges and generally stable atmospheric conditions. Pilots should anticipate tropical maritime weather patterns typical of the southern Philippine archipelago, with potential seasonal wind variations that could impact runway 02/20 operations.
Notable Features
The airport features a single runway (02/20) measuring 6,102 feet long, constructed with a PEM (presumed asphalt or concrete) surface. Its geographic coordinates at 5.048196, 119.743338 place it in a maritime environment, which may introduce unique wind and visibility considerations for aviators.
Approach Considerations
Runway 02/20's substantial 6,102-foot length provides adequate landing and takeoff distance for most medium-sized aircraft. Approach planning should consider potential crosswind components and the surrounding maritime terrain, which could influence wind behavior during arrival and departure procedures.
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