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Fianarantsoa Airport - Airport Information
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About Fianarantsoa Airport
Overview
Fianarantsoa Airport serves the city of Fianarantsoa in central Madagascar, providing critical regional air connectivity. Located at an elevation of 3,658 feet above mean sea level, this medium-sized airport supports transportation infrastructure in the region's highland area.
Flying Conditions
Due to the high elevation of 3,658 ft MSL, pilots should anticipate potential performance limitations, especially during warmer temperatures. The airport's highland location suggests potential for variable weather conditions typical of central Malagasy plateau regions, with potential significant atmospheric variations.
Notable Features
The airport features a single runway (08/26) measuring 4,101 feet long with an asphalted surface. Its geographical coordinates at -21.441601, 47.111698 place it in a mountainous terrain context, which may introduce specific wind and approach challenges for pilots.
Approach Considerations
Runway 08/26 provides a linear approach with a 4,101-foot asphalted surface suitable for medium-sized aircraft operations. Given the airport's elevation and potential terrain interactions, pilots should prepare for potential wind shear and carefully calculate performance parameters during approach and landing sequences.
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