Category: Airports
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Słupsk – Redzikowo Airport. 2010.
The airport was popularly called Słupsk Airport. But there were two airports near Słupsk. One to the south of the city is the Aeroclub airport, the other to the east is a former military airport and it is the hero of this article. The airport was located in the village of Redzikowo. But for the…
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Malbork Airport. 2010.
Królewo – Malbork Airport on the Map of Poland. 2010 year. The work by Karol Placha Hetman
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Okęcie Airport. 2010.
When Okęcie Airport was opened in 1934, there were no paved runways. The take-off field was built in the shape of an ellipse, according to the French models of the time. The taxiing areas consisted of two parts. The first is a concrete platform slab. It was situated in front of the station buildings and…
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Kluczewo Airport. 2010.
Kluczewo is currently one of the districts of Stargard Szczeciński, which is an important railway and road junction. The existing railway junction supports direct connections with the ferry in Świnoujście, the Seaport in Szczecin and all major Polish cities, as well as with Prague, Bratislava and Budapest.
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Powidz Airport. 2009.
Powidz airport on the map of Poland. 2009 year. The work by Karol Placha Hetman
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Okęcie Airport. 2009.
Currently (2009) a district of Warsaw called Okecie is associated with an airport. But the history of Okęcie dates back to medieval times, when a settlement belonging to the parish of Służew was established here. It was inhabited by the nobility of Wierzbowa and Prus coat of arms. Then, for a long time, it became…
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Biała Podlaska Airport. 2009
Biała Podlaska Airport is one of the larger former wax bases. Both in terms of occupied area and the number of aircraft stationed here. The airport is located in the north of the Lublin Voivodeship, a short distance from the Polish-Belarusian border, within the administrative boundaries of the city of Biała Podlaska. Is one of…
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Płoty-Makowice Airport. 2009
The airport is located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, only 5 km from the center of Płoty. The airport was a wax airfield, but no combat air force was stationed there. During the period of the Warsaw Pact, it was an alternate airport with partial infrastructure, and currently (2009) it is put up for sale…
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Sochaczew-Bielice Airport. 2009.
The Sochaczew-Bielice airport is a military airport entered in the register under the code EPSO. The geographic coordinates are; width 52.11 N length 20.17 E. It is situated at the height of 79 – 92 m above sea level. It covers an area of 660 hectares and is therefore one of the largest in Poland.…
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Balice Airport. 2009
The full name of the airport is Kraków Airport. John Paul II and the 8th Transport Aviation Base. It is also an international airport and a military transport aviation base. Geographic coordinates: 50°04’40" N 19°47’05" E and 241 m above sea level. Tower: 118.100MHz. The airport has an IATA code: KRK, ICAO code: EPKK.