Khankala Air Base

Grozny, RU 🇷🇺 Medium Airport

ICAO

XRMU

IATA

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Elevation

548 ft

Region

RU-CE

Airport Information

GPS Code: XRMU

Local Code: Not available

Location: 43.2981° N, 45.7841° E

Continent: AS

Type: Medium Airport

Keywords: Khankala Hankala Ханкала

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Designation Length Width Surface Status
08/26 8210 ft 148 ft ASPHALT Active

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Khankala Posted by Zoran on March 13, 2009

Reopened is Grozny North (see photo in "New York Times"). This mark is Khankala military base.

Calls for customs Posted by david on January 5, 2009

There are calls for the airport to add customs services and accept international flights, so that passengers can fly directly to Chechnya, without having to pass through Moscow:

http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewiStockNews/articleid/2880035

Reopened in spring, 2007 Posted by david on January 5, 2009

This airport was in ruins after the Chechan war, but it was repaired after the fighting died down, and was reopened for scheduled service in spring 2007. There's still occasional violence in Chechnya, but airplanes no longer have to spiral down from directly above the airport to avoid rocket fire. Here's a story from fall 2007:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/11/world/europe/11chechyna.html?_r=1&ref=europe