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Mananara Nord Airport is a small, remote airfield on the northeastern coast of Madagascar, serving the town of Mananara Nord in the Analanjirofo Region. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and basic air-to-ground radio coverage, making it a straightforward but unassisted VFR destination for pilots exploring this part of the island.
Mananara Nord Airport lies near the settlement of Ambatosoa, close to the town of Mananara Nord on Madagascar's northeastern coast. It is operated by ADEMA (Aeroports de Madagascar) and serves as the local air link for this isolated coastal region, offering visiting pilots a quiet, uncontrolled field with a single runway.
The airfield sits in the Analanjirofo Region of Madagascar, on the northeastern side of the island near the coastal town of Mananara Nord and the nearby locality of Ambatosoa. No details on surrounding controlled airspace or neighbouring aerodromes are available.
Mananara Nord has one physical runway, 11/29, with a hard surface and a length of 4023 feet. There is no ILS available at the field.
The airfield uses an air-to-ground (A/G) voice radio service on 118.5 MHz. No navigation aids or instrument approaches are established at Mananara Nord.
Mananara Nord Airport has served as the airfield for the town of Mananara Nord, situated at Ambatosoa on Madagascar's northeastern coast, though little detailed history of the site has been recorded.
The airport is operated by ADEMA (Aeroports de Madagascar) and continues to provide air access to the Mananara Nord area, with air-to-ground radio communication available on 118.5 MHz.