Alternatively, go to https://aimindonesia.dephub.go.id, register for a free account, and sign in. After logging in, in the left tab, go to Produk>>AIP Elektronik>Vol I, II, II>Vol II>AD 2>Sentani (or Jayapura). On that page, the default is the textual information. There's an upper tab that says "AIP Elektronik" or "Chart". Select "Chart" to see a listing of the airport diagrams, Instrument Approach Procedures, etc.
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Flying in to Kornasoren with Merpati Nusantara Airlines you think you will be hitting the trees or dropping into the water but it comes up and easy touchdown and take offs. The town is built around it basically so you can walk out of the "airport" and right on to the main street or the beach. Lots of commercial fishing in the area so some big boats off the shores, careful of sharks at dusk when the fishing ships drop their waste.
To get to Kamiri I was able to fly into Kornasoren/Noemfoor and convinced a local fishing guide to take me around the island where we landed at Kamiri and Namber and we overnighted on the boat. Exploring the sites for WWII historical reasons, there is a road around the island but slow going especially in rainy season so by boat was better and faster. Walk up the beach and through some dense bush to get to the former strip, people living in huts and tree-houses in the area living off the land, very quiet and serene there.
To get to Namber I was able to fly into Kornasoren/Noemfoor and convinced a local fishing guide to take me around the island where we landed at Kamiri and Namber and we overnighted on the boat. Exploring the sites for WWII historical reasons, there is a road around the island but slow going especially in rainy season so by boat was better and faster. Fishing village on the south coast from Namber (Rawisidori) was very friendly but only local dialect spoken but friendly and good cooks if you like fish.
Flying in with Garuda from Makassar a number of years back not a cloud in sight, easy approach. Great airport, easy to get around (7 gates) and taxis to town are cheap.
My grandfather was part of the battalion that built this strip as well as others in the area during WWII. I went out there by boat about 10 years ago from Biak Island, some bold pilots say you can still land there but it is not maintained in any way so the chances of hitting something are high. Beautiful island, deserted except for some fishermen who beach their boats during the day or camp overnight and lots of bats..
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Runway use
🔗 Sun, 12 Dec 2021
— @JJ_Papua at Arso Airport, Indonesia
The runway is no longer in use since the arrival of road connections to the main city.
Where to Find Official Sentani Airport Information
🔗 Wed, 09 Dec 2020
— @akajono at Dortheys Hiyo Eluay International Airport, Indonesia
To find official aeronautical data, go to:
https://aimindonesia.dephub.go.id/index.php?page=product-aip-electronik-vol123.html&id_aip=120
Alternatively, go to https://aimindonesia.dephub.go.id, register for a free account, and sign in. After logging in, in the left tab, go to Produk>>AIP Elektronik>Vol I, II, II>Vol II>AD 2>Sentani (or Jayapura). On that page, the default is the textual information. There's an upper tab that says "AIP Elektronik" or "Chart". Select "Chart" to see a listing of the airport diagrams, Instrument Approach Procedures, etc.
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🔗 Thu, 05 Apr 2018
— Anonymous Flyer at Dortheys Hiyo Eluay International Airport, Indonesia
Amazing Indonesia or often we short as "Amazindo", is a portal and a community engaged in the field of tourism communication. . We were born as a volunteer to give a little contribution to the fragrance of the nation in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the world's communication channels, and also we like indonesian artist like Tukul Aswin Arwana, his the most amazing artist ever.
Practical but very close to town
🔗 Thu, 21 Apr 2016
— @jwatsontravel at Kornasoren Airport, Indonesia
Flying in to Kornasoren with Merpati Nusantara Airlines you think you will be hitting the trees or dropping into the water but it comes up and easy touchdown and take offs. The town is built around it basically so you can walk out of the "airport" and right on to the main street or the beach. Lots of commercial fishing in the area so some big boats off the shores, careful of sharks at dusk when the fishing ships drop their waste.
By Boat from Noemfoor
🔗 Thu, 21 Apr 2016
— @jwatsontravel at Kamiri Airfield, Indonesia
To get to Kamiri I was able to fly into Kornasoren/Noemfoor and convinced a local fishing guide to take me around the island where we landed at Kamiri and Namber and we overnighted on the boat. Exploring the sites for WWII historical reasons, there is a road around the island but slow going especially in rainy season so by boat was better and faster. Walk up the beach and through some dense bush to get to the former strip, people living in huts and tree-houses in the area living off the land, very quiet and serene there.
Merpati Nusantara Airlines
🔗 Thu, 21 Apr 2016
— @jwatsontravel at Namber Airfield, Indonesia
To get to Namber I was able to fly into Kornasoren/Noemfoor and convinced a local fishing guide to take me around the island where we landed at Kamiri and Namber and we overnighted on the boat. Exploring the sites for WWII historical reasons, there is a road around the island but slow going especially in rainy season so by boat was better and faster. Fishing village on the south coast from Namber (Rawisidori) was very friendly but only local dialect spoken but friendly and good cooks if you like fish.
Clear for miles
🔗 Thu, 21 Apr 2016
— @jwatsontravel at Frans Kaisiepo Airport, Indonesia
Flying in with Garuda from Makassar a number of years back not a cloud in sight, easy approach. Great airport, easy to get around (7 gates) and taxis to town are cheap.
Built by my grandfather
🔗 Thu, 21 Apr 2016
— @jwatsontravel at Owi Airfield, Indonesia
My grandfather was part of the battalion that built this strip as well as others in the area during WWII. I went out there by boat about 10 years ago from Biak Island, some bold pilots say you can still land there but it is not maintained in any way so the chances of hitting something are high. Beautiful island, deserted except for some fishermen who beach their boats during the day or camp overnight and lots of bats..
Photo
🔗 Mon, 10 Mar 2014
— @Bill35 at Taiyeve Airstrip, Indonesia
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/92306348
RWY 24 in and RWY 06 out
🔗 Fri, 16 Nov 2012
— @YD1TNK at Dabra Airport, Indonesia
Just only 1 RWY for incoming traffic ...... RWY 24 .... due to mountain wall at the end of RWY 06. New ICAO Code for Dabra is WAJC.
Susi Air fly to Sarmi
🔗 Sun, 02 Oct 2011
— @awicaks at Mararena Sarmi Airport, Indonesia
Susi Air has a regular flight from Jayapura to Sarmi on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
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