Khorat Airport

Nakhon Ratchasima, TH 🇹🇭 Small Airport

ICAO

VTUN

IATA

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Elevation

729 ft

Region

TH-30

Airport Information

GPS Code: VTUN

Local Code: Not available

Location: 14.9345° N, 102.079002° E

Continent: AS

Type: Small Airport

Keywords: Korat Air Base

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Runways

Designation Length Width Surface Status
06/24 9843 ft 148 ft CON Active Lighted

Radio Frequencies

Type Description Frequency
APP APP 129.75 MHz
ATIS ATIS 39.06 MHz
DEP DEP 134.1 MHz
GND GND 121.75 MHz
TWR TWR 122.2 MHz

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Another Great Home For A Year Posted by XingR on July 17, 2007

I spent the year of 1972 at Khorat. Like my earlier time at Tahkli it is hard to think why a person would have such fond memories of a place ... but I do. Again I spent most of my year there building drop tanks, leading a wonderful crew of Thai civilian workers. The end of my tour there encompased the last Linebacker missions when our F-105s and F-4's flew round the clock stopping only when all the tanks we could build were used up. The B-52s from Guam and Utapao flew missions right into the "Downtown" Route packs and even shot down Migs on their own. A sad thing indeed, war, but at least we got the air war stopped ... I'll leave it to others to battle over the rights and wrongs, I served.