Cascabel Airfield

San Nicolas, AW 🇦🇼 Closed Airport

ICAO

AW-0002

IATA

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Elevation

- ft

Region

AW-U-A

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GPS Code: Not available

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Location: 12.454544° N, -69.887499° E

Continent: NA

Type: Closed Airport

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R/C Strip Posted by animebirder on March 19, 2025

Possibly briefly in use as a STOL strip, but not to be confused with the Aruba Flying Club airfield (De Vuijst Field) which was active from 1942 through the 1970s, to the south or the Palo Marga drag strip to the north, which hosted one landing and takeoff of a Canadian Learjet air ambulance 24 May 2006 which mistook Palo Marga for Queen Juliana International Airport (big whoops).