Ādaži Airfield Ādažu lidlauks | |||||||||||
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| Airport type | Public | ||||||||||
| Operator | Ādaži Airpark[1] | ||||||||||
| Location | Eimuri, Ādaži Parish, Latvia | ||||||||||
| Elevation AMSL | 36 ft / 11 m | ||||||||||
| Coordinates | 57°05′54.6″N 24°15′58.32″E / 57.098500°N 24.2662000°E | ||||||||||
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  Ādaži Location of airport in Latvia | |||||||||||
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Ādaži Airfield (Latvian: Ādažu lidlauks) (ICAO: EVAD) is an airfield in Latvia. It is situated near Eimuri, Ādaži Parish, 30 km (19 mi) north of Riga.
The first private certified airfield in Latvia, which may receive up to 60 small private planes. The range of services includes training of ultra-light plane pilots, maintenance and repair works for planes, trade and rent of planes, as well as advertising flights.[2]
The airstrip was built in 1973 for the agricultural needs of Ādaži Kolkhoz.
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References
- ^ "Adaži Airpark SIA". Adaži Airpark SIA.
- ^ "Jaunumi". Ādažu novads.
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