Council Reopens Nanango Aerodrome with Reduced Runway Length

South Burnett Regional Council advises that the Nanango Aerodrome reopened on Thursday 21 February 2020. As of this date, RWY 05/23 at the Nanango Aerodrome reduced in length as a result of obstacles in the approach paths.

The following new declared distances now apply:

Physical Characteristics: MTOW 5700KG when dry. AD closed when wet.

CTAF126.70

Additional Information

1.Pilots to be familiar with aerodrome information advised on Council website https://www.southburnett.qld.gov.au/ and Facebook page, prior to operating into AD.

a. Runway length.

b. Approach and take-off gradients.

c. Applicable STODA

d. Hazards or works.

2.Bird hazard may exist, pilots to request hazard information by contacting council prior to operating into ALA.

WAC 3340

For all enquiries, please contact Council's Customer Service Centres on (07) 4189 9100.

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