Heidelberg Airport
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| Airport type | Small Airport | ||||||||||
| Serves | Heidelberg | ||||||||||
| Location | Heidelberg, Gauteng | ||||||||||
| Coordinates | 26°30′30″S 28°23′30″E / 26.50833°S 28.39167°ECoordinates: 26°30′30″S 28°23′30″E / 26.50833°S 28.39167°E | ||||||||||
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  FAHG Location in South Africa | |||||||||||
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Heidelberg Airport (ICAO: FAHG) is a small airport located in Heidelberg, South Africa. The airport is registered at a Category 2 aerodrome and managed by the Heidelberg Aviation Association. It mainly accommodates light and ultra-light aircraft.
The Heidelberg Aviation Association maintains and improves the facilities with funds mainly collected from its members
A medical helipad named "The David Powell Aeromedical Rescue Facility" has been added for medical evacuation and transfers.
The facility was officially opened by the wife and brother of the late David Powell on the 18 November 2017 accompanied by his wife and a large crowd of aviators, friends and medical staff from Emer-G-Med and Netcare 911.
Airfield information
- Communication Frequencies
- Heidelberg Airport 125.90 MHz
- Only Left hand circuits.
- Runways 06-24
- Elevation 5118'
Runway 16-34 grass is closed
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