Flight Simulator Flights at FLKK Lusaka Intl

Lusaka International Airport (FLKK) is Zambia's principal aerodrome, serving the capital city of Lusaka at an elevation of 3,760 feet. It offers a long, hard-surfaced main runway equipped with an ILS, alongside a shorter grass crosswind strip, making it a significant destination for simulator pilots flying into southern Africa.

Overview

Lusaka International Airport, identified by the ICAO code FLKK, lies in Lusaka Province, Zambia, and functions as the country's main gateway aerodrome. Sitting at a field elevation of 3,760 feet, it combines a substantial hard-surfaced runway capable of handling large aircraft with a secondary grass strip, giving simulator pilots a mix of airliner-scale and light-aircraft operating conditions at the same field.

Airspace & Location

The airfield is located near the city of Lusaka in Lusaka Province, Zambia, at coordinates 15.3308 degrees south, 28.4526 degrees east.

Runways

The airfield has two physical runways. The main runway, 10/28, is a hard-surfaced strip roughly 13,660 to 13,661 feet long, lit, with an ILS serving the approach to runway 10. A secondary runway, 15/33, is a grass strip approximately 2,704 feet long, unlit and without an instrument approach.

Radio & Navigation

Runway 10 is served by an ILS, giving instrument approach capability into the main runway; no other navigation aid details or radio frequencies are available.