Flight Simulator Flights at EBAW Antwerp International Airport (Deurne)

Antwerp International Airport (Deurne), ICAO EBAW and IATA ANR, is a regional airport situated in the Flanders region of Belgium, close to the city of Antwerp. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway equipped with an ILS, and is served by its own tower and ground control under Brussels approach.

Overview

Antwerp International Airport, commonly known as Deurne Airport, carries the ICAO identifier EBAW and IATA code ANR. It lies in the Flanders region of Belgium, close to the city of Antwerp, and is a modest but well-equipped field for a simulator pilot looking to fly into a controlled aerodrome with a full instrument approach.

Airspace & Location

The airport sits in the Flanders region of Belgium, in the vicinity of Antwerp, at coordinates 51.1894 N, 4.4603 E. It is a controlled aerodrome, with approach control provided by Brussels Approach and local ground and tower services operated as Antwerpen Ground and Antwerpen Tower.

Runways

Antwerp Deurne has a single physical runway aligned 11/29, of hard surface construction and lit for night operations. The 29 threshold is 4957 ft long and served by an ILS, while the reciprocal 11 direction is 4484 ft long. Field elevation is 26 ft.

Radio & Navigation

Pilots should expect the following services and frequencies: Brussels APP on 118.255 MHz, ATIS on 124.205 MHz, Antwerpen Ground on 121.905 MHz, and Antwerpen Tower on 135.205 MHz. An ILS is available for runway 29.