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Touat Cheikh Sidi Mohamed Belkebir Airport (DAUA) serves the Saharan town of Adrar in southern Algeria, offering a single long hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS. It is a useful waypoint for pilots transiting the western Sahara, with air traffic control cover and instrument approach capability despite its remote desert setting.
Touat Cheikh Sidi Mohamed Belkebir Airport, identified by the ICAO code DAUA, lies at Adrar in the Adrar Province of south-western Algeria. It is a medium-sized aerodrome that supports scheduled airline services into this remote desert region, and its single long runway with an ILS makes it a notable point of reference for pilots operating across the Sahara.
The airport sits at coordinates 27.8392 N, 0.1853 W, at an elevation of 915 feet, on the outskirts of the town of Adrar in the Adrar Province of Algeria. It functions as a controlled aerodrome with its own tower service.
The airport has a single physical runway orientated 04/22, surfaced in hard material and 9,835 feet in length. Both directions are lit, and runway 04 is additionally served by an ILS for instrument approaches.
Adrar TWR provides air traffic control on 119.7 MHz, with an associated radio frequency of 889.4 MHz also listed for the field. Runway 04 is equipped with an ILS, giving pilots an instrument approach option into Adrar.
Adrar's airport continues to operate as a medium airport handling scheduled airline traffic into the Adrar Province, with its long ILS-equipped runway supporting operations in this remote part of the Sahara.
