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Svetlogorsk Airport - Airport Information
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About Svetlogorsk Airport
Overview
Svetlogorsk Airport (UOIG) is a medium airport located in the Russian Federation at coordinates 66.839996, 88.403336. Situated at an elevation of 394 feet mean sea level, the airport serves the Svetlogorsk region with a single primary runway designated 07/25. The concrete runway extends 5,248 feet, supporting various aviation operations in this northern geographical area.
Flying Conditions
Given the airport's high latitude location, pilots should anticipate significant seasonal weather variations typical of northern Russian regions. The 394-foot elevation suggests a relatively low-altitude environment, which can impact atmospheric conditions and aircraft performance. Winter months are likely to present challenging meteorological conditions requiring enhanced preparation and cold-weather operational protocols.
Notable Features
The airport's geographical coordinates indicate a northern position, which likely corresponds with subarctic terrain characteristics. The single runway (07/25) suggests potential wind alignment challenges, with runway orientation potentially influenced by local topographical features. Pilots should be prepared for potential terrain-related wind shear or turbulence effects during approach and departure phases.
Approach Considerations
Runway 07/25's 5,248-foot concrete surface accommodates medium-sized aircraft operations. Given the runway's orientation, wind direction will be a critical factor in determining preferred approach and landing procedures. Pilots should conduct thorough pre-flight wind assessment and be prepared to adjust approach strategies based on prevailing meteorological conditions at this northern Russian airport.
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