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re: RWY

Reply to @Frico1966: I would, if this website accepted runway dimensions in metric. Only a few backward countries still use imperial measures like feet, yards, inches.

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Eliporto del Lago d'Antrona

Eliporto

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Elisuperficie del Bacino

Piazzola

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Elisuperficie privata

Private helipad

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Elisuperficie Alpe Marzone

Piazzola

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Elisuperficie di Cavaglio S.Donnino

Piazzola

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Elisuperficie di Spoccia

Piazzola

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Elisuperficie Gurro

Piazzola

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Elisuperficie Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpiino

piazzola

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Was there ever an aerdrome here? I cannot find any hisorical reference?

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Eliporto Alpe Cheggio

Eliporto turistico

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Eliporto Eliossola

Eliossola Srl eliporto turistico

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Eliporto Rotor Italia

Helicopters Rotor Italia S.a.s. Trasporti con Elicottero

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Elisuperficie di Monteossolano

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Elisuperficie di Bognanco

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Elisuperficie Rifugio 3A

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Data Amplification

The runway width is 20m. Source: Google Earth measurement

The runway surface type is concrete. As a former Air Force Imagery analyst - one of the things we learned is how to analyze runways. When viewing TFFA on Google Earth imagery, you can clearly see the runway, taxiway, and apron all consist of concrete slab construction.

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Runway 23 up 2.0%

Limited winter maintenance

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Status?

Would this be an active aerodrome? It does not look like it! Local feedback very welcome!

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Elisuperficie di Champoluc

piattaforma per il soccorso

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Elisuperfice Bocchetta di Eclou

pittaforma di emergenza

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Elisuperficie Echallod

private platform

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Elisuperficie del Parc Hotel Billia

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helipad Airgreen (IT-0855)

Eliporto attrezzato facente parte dell'AIRGREEN S.R.L.

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Elisuperficie Piazzola elisoccorso di Singlin

Helipad Helimontblanc pick-up Valtournenche piazzola usata sia per emergenza e elisoccorso che anche per il turismo.

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Elisuperficie Breuil Cervinia

secondo eliporto quest'ultimo e usato per il turismo mentre quello di cervinia per il soccorso.

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Elisuperficie Diga Place Moulin

piazzola

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Helimontblanc (

piazzola

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Rifugio Franco Chiarella Helipad

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Valpelline helipad

piazzola

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Helipad Ao 3

piazola

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Helipad Ao 2

piazzola

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Helipad Ao

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Heliport Aosta

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Eliporto centro addstramento alpino

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Landing/Takeoff

Stay clear of town while landing and taking off to reduce noise, approach from south over powerlines and turn 180 degrees on final

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Brief History

Irvingdale Airfield had a 736 meter long airstrip facing NE/SW and a smaller 360 meter airstrip facing NW/SE. The airfield’s actual name isn’t clear. Appears to have gone inactive after 2020 as maintenance of the strip ceased. A larger airfield is located about a kilometre north.

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Brief History

Also know as Tipton Airfield and Heavy Bombardment Field No. 2, Cecil Plains Airfield was built during World War II as part of Brisbane's line of defense. It operated along with three nearby airfields with similar duties, Jondaryan (Brymaroo) Airfield, Condamine Airfield, and Leyburn Airfield. The airfield saw operational use with the No. 12 Squadron RAAF and No. 102 Squadron RAAF.

After the war, it was surplus and the Department of Civil Aviation briefly managed it from 1946 and 1948. In 1961, RAAF Amberley considered plans to open a new bombing range at Cecil Plains, aiming to replace its existing one at Evans Head. However, it was not pursued due to oil prospecting and urban growth. Today, it is abandoned and its runways are somewhat well preserved.

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Elisuperficie di Pila

È una elisuperficie alpina semi-organizzata,

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Elisuperficie St. Pierre

piazzola elicotteri

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Elisuperficie Rifugio Walter Bonatti

È una zona di atterraggio alpina non ufficiale, usata principalmente per operazioni tecniche, non per traffico civile normale

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elisuperficie Rifugio Bertone

piazzola di atterraggio

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Entrevers helipad

piazzuola di atterraggio

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Franco Gaeta Helipad

piazzola atterraggio

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Helipad Monte Bianco Tunnel

piazzola atterraggio elicotteri

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Nice airport

Pickup point for Shauna and Jeffery Hocket. My Lifeline passengers going to KOMA for Cancer Treatment and checkup. Mett TAD a fellow Lifeline pilot.

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Nice airport

Drop point for Shauna and Jeffery Hocket. My Lifeline passengers from KMLE returning home after Cancer Treatment.

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Val Veny Zerotta helicopter landing zone

Unprepared landing area located in the Zerotta valley near La Thuile, at approximately 1500–1600 m AMSL. The site offers wider and more accessible terrain compared to high alpine locations, with grassy fields and relatively gentle slopes.

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Rifugio Deffeyes Helicopter landing site

High-altitude alpine landing area located near Rifugio Deffeyes at approximately 2500 m AMSL. The site offers limited flat terrain, with most usable spots consisting of small, uneven alpine clearings or snow-covered areas depending on the season. A challenging, non-prepared alpine LZ, requiring advanced mountain flying skills and careful performance planning

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La Thuile Helicopter landing site

Unimproved alpine landing area located near Lago Verney at approximately 2100–2300 m AMSL. The terrain offers relatively flat sections, suitable for light helicopter operations, especially in winter conditions when snow cover smooths surface irregularities.A non-certified alpine LZ with good space but demanding conditions. Suitable only for skilled pilots familiar with high-altitude operations no icao