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Cleve Airport - Airport Information
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Overview
Cleve Airport (YCEE) is a medium-sized airport located in South Australia at coordinates -33.709702, 136.505005. Situated at an elevation of 589 feet above mean sea level, the airport serves regional aviation needs in the Eyre Peninsula region. The airport provides critical transportation infrastructure for the local community and surrounding agricultural areas.
Flying Conditions
The airport features two runways with different surface types: a 4,429-foot asphalt runway (08/26) and a 2,936-foot grass runway (18/36). Pilots should anticipate potential surface variations between these runways, which could impact landing and takeoff performance. The elevation of 589 feet suggests a moderate terrain environment that may experience typical inland Australian weather patterns.
Notable Features
Cleve Airport's dual-runway configuration offers operational flexibility for pilots navigating changing wind conditions. The significant length difference between runways (4,429 ft vs. 2,936 ft) provides options for various aircraft types and wind scenarios. The airport's location in a regional area suggests potential crosswind and thermal considerations typical of inland Australian landscapes.
Approach Considerations
Runway selection will likely depend on prevailing wind direction, with the 08/26 asphalt runway offering the longer surface for most operations. Pilots should carefully assess wind conditions and aircraft performance characteristics when selecting between the two available runways. The airport's moderate elevation and regional location suggest standard visual approach procedures would be most appropriate.
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