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** Also used by the Airforce of the Democratic Republic of Sahrani (DRS-AF) | ** Also used by the Airforce of the Democratic Republic of Sahrani (DRS-AF) | ||
'''Remarks to [[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICAO-Code ICAO-Code]] | '''Remarks to''' [[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICAO-Code ICAO-Code]] | ||
First letter ''G'' is area ''West-Africa'', second letter ''H'' is third letter in SAHRANI (S is used by Westsahara and A by Mali). The fourth letter is P for Paraiso and A for Pita (P is used) respectively. The letter X is used for military used airfields. | First letter ''G'' is area ''West-Africa'', second letter ''H'' is third letter in SAHRANI (S is used by Westsahara and A by Mali). The fourth letter is P for Paraiso and A for Pita (P is used) respectively. The letter X is used for military used airfields. |
Revision as of 23:23, 25 December 2006
Sahrani (also knowns as Sara) is the Island from which William Porter Blog is posting in his Blog.
Information gathered from William Porter's blog and other sources indicates that:
- The map is 400km2 in size in total including underwater areas.
- The map is larger than any of the previous Islands, including Nogova, it's about the same size as all four official islands (Everon, Malden, Kolgujev and Nogova) in Operation Flashpoint combined.
- The Island has tropical/Mediterranean-like vegetation in Southern part and European style in Northern part.
Airfields
There are two airfields at Sahrani
- Paraiso-International
- ICAO-Code: GHSP (Military part: GHXP)
- IATA-Code: PAR
- Runway: 09/27, 1400m, Concrete
- Also used by Airforce of the Kingdom of South-Sahrani (KSS-AF)
- Pita-Airfield
- ICAO-Code: GHSA (Military part: GHXA)
- IATA-Code: PTA
- Runway: 14/32, 1100m, Grass
- Also used by the Airforce of the Democratic Republic of Sahrani (DRS-AF)
Remarks to [ICAO-Code]
First letter G is area West-Africa, second letter H is third letter in SAHRANI (S is used by Westsahara and A by Mali). The fourth letter is P for Paraiso and A for Pita (P is used) respectively. The letter X is used for military used airfields.
--TomNedry 22:59, 25 December 2006 (CET)