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Dikson Airport - Airport Information
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About Dikson Airport
Overview
Dikson Airport serves the remote Arctic settlement of Dikson in the Krasnoyarsk Krai region of Russia. Located at 73.517807°N, 80.379669°E, this medium-sized airport provides critical transportation infrastructure for the isolated northern community, situated on the Taymyr Peninsula along the Arctic Ocean coastline.
Flying Conditions
The airport sits at a low elevation of 47 feet mean sea level, which minimizes significant terrain-related turbulence considerations. Given its extreme northern latitude, pilots should anticipate challenging Arctic meteorological conditions, including potential severe winter weather and limited visibility during polar night periods.
Notable Features
The single concrete runway (05/23) measures 4,920 feet in length, which accommodates regional and medium-sized aircraft operations. Its orientation suggests potential crosswind challenges, particularly during the region's frequently unstable Arctic wind patterns.
Approach Considerations
Runway 05/23's considerable length provides flexibility for approach strategies in variable Arctic weather conditions. Pilots should be prepared for potential rapid meteorological changes characteristic of the high-latitude environment, with wind direction and speed being critical factors in approach and landing planning.
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