Bale-Mulhouse Airport (LFSB)

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BALE-MULHOUSE Airport (LFSB/BSL) is an international airport located in France, serving both VFR and IFR traffic at an elevation of 256 meters. It features multiple concrete runways, including a primary 3,900-meter runway suitable for various aircraft operations. The airport supports comprehensive air traffic services with approach, tower, ground, and delivery frequencies. Nearby, the Flugschule Basel AG flight school offers training opportunities for aspiring pilots.

Country
FRFR
Type
International Airport
Coordinates
47.590000 , 7.529167
Traffic Type
IFR, VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
134.680fisFisSectors T1 T2 T3NoneYesNo
135.510approachApproachBale ApproachNoneYesNo
121.605groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
121.605groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
121.955deliveryDeliveryDeliveryNoneYesNo
121.955deliveryDeliveryDeliveryNoneYesNo
127.285approachApproachBale ApproachNoneYesNo
127.285approachApproachBale ApproachNoneYesNo
118.300towerTowerBale-Mulhouse TowerNoneYesYes
118.300towerTowerBale-Mulhouse TowerNoneYesYes
127.880atisAtisAtisNoneYesNo
127.880atisAtisAtisNoneYesNo

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
15152°ConcreteConcrete3900m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
33332°ConcreteConcrete3900m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
33332°ConcreteConcrete3900m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
0774°ConcreteConcrete1715m60mUnknownRWY prohibited for landing
0774°ConcreteConcrete1715m60mUnknownRWY prohibited for landing
25254°ConcreteConcrete1715m60mUnknownNone
25254°ConcreteConcrete1715m60mUnknownNone

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