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Enfidha - Hammamet International Airport (ICAO DTNH, IATA NBE) is a large international airport near Enfidha in the Gouvernorat de Sousse, northern Tunisia, built around a single very long hard-surfaced runway equipped with ILS at both ends. For a visiting sim pilot it presents a straightforward long-runway ILS approach set in flat coastal terrain south of Tunis.
Enfidha - Hammamet International Airport, identified as DTNH (IATA: NBE), lies near the town of Enfidha in the Gouvernorat de Sousse in northern Tunisia. Its single, unusually long paved runway with instrument approaches at both ends marks it out as a major point of entry for the Tunisian coast rather than a small general-aviation strip, making it an interesting long-runway ILS exercise for simulator pilots.
The airport sits in the Gouvernorat de Sousse, roughly 90 km south of the Tunisian capital, Tunis. The surrounding countryside is largely flat; the nearest significant high ground is Jebel ech Chaab, which rises to 411 m and lies about 19.8 km to the northwest. The Mediterranean coastline is the nearest natural feature to the northeast. The closest town of any size is Harqalah, around 8.1 km to the southeast of the field.
The airport has a single physical runway, 09/27, 10,774 ft long with a hard surface, equipped with ILS serving approaches from both directions.
ATIS is broadcast on 136.3 MHz, with Tower on 118.55 MHz.
The town of Harqalah to the southeast and the higher ground of Jebel ech Chaab to the northwest provide useful distant reference points when orientating toward the field, along with the Mediterranean coastline lying to the northeast.