Maubray Airfield

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Maubray Airfield
Summary
Airport typePrivate
OperatorTournai Air Club
Serves Tournai
Location Wallonia, Belgium
Elevation  AMSL 161 ft / 49 m
Coordinates 50°31′47″N003°29′40″E / 50.52972°N 3.49444°E / 50.52972; 3.49444 Coordinates: 50°31′47″N003°29′40″E / 50.52972°N 3.49444°E / 50.52972; 3.49444
Website www.tournai-air-club.eu
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EBTY
Location in Belgium
Maubray Airfield
Runways
Direction LengthSurface
mft
11/296402,100Grass
Sources: Belgian AIP [1]

Maubray Airfield( ICAO : EBTY) is a private airfield located near Tournai, Hainaut, Wallonia (southern Belgium). It mainly serves glider flying by the local aeroclub.

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