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Fera Airport | |
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Location | Fera Island, Solomon Islands |
Coordinates | 8°06′26″S159°34′39″E / 8.10722°S 159.57750°E |
Fera Airport is an airport on Fera Island in the Solomon Islands ( IATA : FRE, ICAO : AGGF). The airport is a roughly 3,000 foot long grass strip, and there are no roads to and from the terminal block, which was completed in April 2012. It is a 15-minute boat ride to Buala on Santa Isabel Island. Solomon Airlines flies to Fera three times weekly from Honiara. [1]
Airlines | Destinations |
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Solomon Airlines | Honiara |
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