🇫🇷 Aérodrome de Jonzac Neulles Airport

The Aérodrome de Jonzac - Neulles (LFCJ) is an airfield open to public air traffic (CAP), located near Jonzac, France, in the Charente-Maritime department. It is not located in Albi, FR. Its coordinates are 45°28′59″ north, 0°25′23″ west, and its elevation is 40 m (130 ft),.

• Runway Information: The aerodrome has a hard-surface runway, 14/32, measuring 1,376 meters (4,514 feet) long and 23 meters (75 feet) wide,. It also has two grass runways: 14/32 (1,250 m x 60 m) and 04/22 (610 m x 60 m), with the latter reserved for ULM (ultralight motorized) aircraft.
• Known Uses: It is used for leisure and tourism activities, including light aviation, helicopters, and hot air balloons. The Aéroclub Jonzacais operates from this airfield.
• Historical Significance: The area has a history of aviation dating back to the early 20th century with air meetings. During World War II, it was used by the French air force and later by the Luftwaffe. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the famous writer and aviator, was stationed there briefly in June 1940. The aeroclub was founded in 1945.

*Sources researched: fr.wikipedia.org, skyvector.com, ch-aviation.com, ingly.io, ourairports.com*