Bagram Airport (OAIX)
Bagram Air Base (ICAO: OAIX, IATA: OAI) is a military aerodrome located in Afghanistan at an elevation of 1,492 meters. It features multiple concrete runways, including two primary runways each over 3,000 meters long, supporting both VFR and IFR traffic. The base operates several key frequencies for approach, tower, and ground control, making it a significant hub for military aviation in the region.
Three views of this aerodrome — topographic map, interactive taxi layout, and SVG chart.
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome
Coordinates34.946100, 69.265000
Air Traffic Service (ATS)
| Frequency | Type | Name |
|---|---|---|
| 133.350 | Bagram Approach | |
| 134.250 | Bagram ATIS | |
| 125.900 | Bagram Ground | |
| 134.100 | Pmsv Metro | |
| 118.500 | Bagram Air Base TowerMain frequency | |
| 124.800 | Bagram Approach | |
| 120.100 | Bagram TowerMain frequency |
Runways
| Designation | Surface | Length (m) | Width (m) | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0330° | 3002 m | 54 m | Main runway | |
| 21210° | 3002 m | 54 m | Main runway | |
| 03R30° | 3602 m | 45 m | Main runway | |
| 21L210° | 3602 m | 45 m | Main runway |
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