🇷🇺 Igrim Airport

Igrim Airport (IRM/USHI) is a regional airport located in Igrim, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, Russia, approximately 1 km from the center of the village. It was established in 1964 to support the exploration and development of natural gas fields in the region, playing a strategic role in the industrial development of Western Siberia,.

• Runway: The airport has one runway (14/32) which was originally dirt. A large-scale reconstruction in the early 2000s, completed in 2003, resulted in a new artificial surface runway over 2,000 meters long. Its dimensions are 2021x79 meters.
• Aircraft Services: Igrim Airport services small aircraft such as the An-2, An-24, An-26, Yak-40, and L-410, as well as all types of helicopters. It also has four helicopter pads,.
• Facilities: In 2005, a new terminal complex with a capacity of 50 passengers per hour was opened. The airport's airspace is Class G (uncontrolled) up to 1200 meters, providing only emergency and flight information services.
• Role: The airport serves as a vital artery for local residents and industry workers, ensuring stable air communication with regional centers, delivery of cargo and mail, and emergency medical flights.

*Sources researched: en.wikipedia.org, vatrus.info, shipsgo.com, kupi.com, iraero.ru*