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Guemar Airport (DAUO/ELU) serves the city of El Oued in north-eastern Algeria, lying close to the small community of Guemar some 20 kilometres to the north. It is a government-operated field with a long instrument runway equipped with an ILS, handling scheduled services from Air Algérie and Tassili Airlines.
Guemar Airport is the airport serving El Oued, Algeria, and takes its name from the nearby community of Guemar. It is a government-operated field opened to civil aviation in 1955, and today supports scheduled and charter services operated by Air Algérie and Tassili Airlines, making it a useful destination for pilots exploring this part of the Sahara-fringe region of north-eastern Algeria.
The airport lies near Guemar, about 20 kilometres north of the city of El Oued in El Oued Province, north-eastern Algeria.
Guemar has two physical runways. The main runway, 13/31, is 9,838 feet long with a hard surface and runway lighting; runway 13 is equipped with an ILS. The secondary runway, 02/20, is 6,332 feet long, also hard-surfaced and lit. Field elevation is 197 feet.
The tower callsign is EL OUED TWR, operating on 119.7 MHz. A radio frequency of 889.4 MHz is also listed for the field. An ILS is available on runway 13.
Guemar Airport opened to civil aviation in 1955 and has served as the airport for the city of El Oued ever since. It is operated by the Algerian government.
Guemar Airport continues to handle scheduled and charter flights, with Air Algérie operating services to Algiers and Paris-Charles de Gaulle, and Tassili Airlines flying to Algiers and Annaba.
