Kikwit Airport (KKW)

Kikwit, CD 🇨🇩 Medium Airport Scheduled Service

ICAO

FZCA

IATA

KKW

Elevation

1572 ft

Region

CD-KL

Airport Information

GPS Code: FZCA

Local Code: Not available

Location: -5.03577° N, 18.785601° E

Continent: AF

Type: Medium Airport

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Runways

Designation Length Width Surface Status
06/24 5151 ft 95 ft ASP Active

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Runway full of potholes Posted by on July 22, 2007

An interesting article in Vanity Fair's July 2007 issue called "Congo from the Cockpit" by pilot/writer William Langewiesche describes the runway as asphalt, but "jarring", as pilots have to "pick our holes". The article is definitely worth reading, as the conditions some of these pilots fly under are pretty extreme.