Valesdir Airport

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Valesdir Airport
Summary
Airport typePublic
Serves Valesdir, Épi Island, Vanuatu
Elevation  AMSL 10 ft / 3 m
Coordinates 16°47′46″S168°10′37″E / 16.79611°S 168.17694°E / -16.79611; 168.17694
Map
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VLS
Location of airport in Vanuatu
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Direction LengthSurface
mft
6001,969
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Valesdir Airport is an airport in Valesdir, Epi, Vanuatu ( IATA : VLS, ICAO : NVSV).

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