Aberporth West Wales Airport (EGFA)

Matthew Stibbe

15 years ago

Nearest town: Aberporth, Ceredigion, Wales

PPR: Yes

ICAO: EGFA

Phone: 01239 811 100

Landing fees:

Runway: 924m x 23m, Asphalt.

Opening times: Summer – 0800-1600 and by arrangement; Winter – 0900-Sunset and by arrangement.

Fuel: AVGAS 100LL, AVTUR FS34II.

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Handling: 01239 811 100
Passenger facilities: Limited facilities. Customs and immigration by arrangement.

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