Desert Rock Airport (IATA: DRA, ICAO: KDRA) serves Mercury, US.
Desert Rock Airport (KDRA/DRA) in Mercury, US, is a private-use airport owned by the United States Department of Energy and situated on the Nevada Test Site. Due to its private nature, typical traveler reviews and experiences from the general public are not available. The airport's operations are primarily for authorized personnel and private charters, meaning it does not serve commercial passenger traffic in the traditional sense.
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(No direct traveler complaints are available for Desert Rock Airport due to its private status.) Desert Rock Airport primarily serves the needs of the United States Department of Energy. Information regarding standard commercial terminal facilities, amenities, public transportation connections, or general public parking is not applicable. While some sources provide estimated security and immigration wait times (28 minutes for TSA security and 8 minutes for immigration), these likely pertain to processing for authorized personnel accessing the restricted site rather than experiences of public travelers. Landing at the airport requires prior permission from the Department of Energy.Traveler reviews & tips
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Where is Desert Rock Airport located?
Desert Rock Airport is located in Mercury, US, at an elevation of 3314 ft. Its IATA code is DRA and ICAO code is KDRA.