Livno Airport Explained

Livno Airport
Nativename:Aerodrom Livno
Icao:LQLV
Type:Public
Operator:Bosnia and Herzegovina Directorate of Civil Aviation (BHDCA)
City-Served:Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Location:Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Coordinates:43.7931°N 16.9069°W
R1-Number:05/23
R1-Length-M:1100
R1-Surface:Grass
R2-Number:02/20
R2-Length-M:600
R2-Surface:Grass
R3-Number:13L/31R
R3-Length-M:850
R3-Surface:Asphalt(?)
R4-Number:13R/31L
R4-Length-M:750
R4-Surface:Grass

Livno Airport is an airport situated in the municipality of Livno in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at the south-east side of Livanjsko field, about 10 kilometers away from the town of Livno. It is a small airport for aircraft up to 5700 kg Maximum Takeoff Weight. It has four grass runways which are 850, 750, 1100 and 600 meters in length. It served as a Partisan airport during World War II.[1]

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Notes and References

  1. Book: The South Slav Journal. 20 April 2013. 1985. Dositey Obradovich Circle.. 55.