Ptuj Airport

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Ptuj Airport
Letališče Ptuj
Summary
Airport type Public
Operator Aeroclub Ptuj
Serves Ptuj
Location Moškanjci
Elevation  AMSL 701 ft / 214 m
Coordinates 46°25′7″N15°59′2″E / 46.41861°N 15.98389°E / 46.41861; 15.98389 (Ptuj Airport) Coordinates: 46°25′7″N15°59′2″E / 46.41861°N 15.98389°E / 46.41861; 15.98389 (Ptuj Airport)
Website http://ak-ptuj.com
Runways
Direction Length Surface
ft m
7,831 2,387 Grass

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