Ryūgasaki Airfield
Airport in Japan
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Ryūgasaki Airfield
Location in Japan
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Ryūgasaki Airfield
Ryūgasaki Airfield (Japan)
Show map of JapanDirection | Length | Surface | |
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08/26 | 800 | 2,625 | Asphalt concrete |
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Ryūgasaki Airfield (龍ヶ崎飛行場, Ryūgasaki Hikōjō) is a privately owned airfield in the city Ryūgasaki, Ibaraki, Japan.
The airport was opened on November 11, 1969, as a private venture by Nissho Iwai. Although there are no scheduled flights, it is a base for light aircraft and pilot training. Due to its proximity to Narita International Airport, the airspace around the airport is under traffic control by Narita, and there are certain restrictions on operations. The runway is also used as a drag racing course.
The airport contains the headquarters of New Central Airservice.[1][2]
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