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Dundo Airport (ICAO: FNDU, IATA: DUE), also historically known as Camaquenzo I Airport, is a government-operated public airport serving Dundo, the capital of Lunda Norte Province in northeastern Angola. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and AFIS radio coverage, making it a straightforward if remote destination for a sim pilot exploring Angola's interior.
Dundo Airport serves the city of Dundo, capital of Lunda Norte Province in Angola, and is operated by the Angolan government. It is a modest single-runway field of interest to sim pilots for its remote, diamond-mining-region setting and its links to regional carriers such as Fly Angola and TAAG Angola Airlines.
The airport lies at Chitato, in Lunda Norte Province, Angola, close to the city of Dundo which it serves. No specific airspace classification or details of nearby controlled airspace are given in the available sources.
Dundo has one physical runway, 04/22, measuring 6,234 feet and surfaced in hard material (asphalt/concrete). Both directions are lit, and there is no ILS approach available.
An AFIS (Aerodrome Flight Information Service) is provided on 118.3 MHz. The Dundo non-directional beacon (NDB), identifier DU, is located on the airfield and can be used for navigation to the field. No ILS or other instrument approach aids are available.
Dundo Airport, formerly known as Camaquenzo I Airport, has served the city of Dundo, capital of Lunda Norte Province, as a public airport under government operation. On 5 January 2001 an Air Gemini Boeing 727 cargo aircraft (registration S9-BAI), arriving from Luanda, touched down short of the runway threshold, collapsing its landing gear and skidding off the runway; the accident killed one ground worker.
Dundo Airport continues to handle scheduled air service, with Fly Angola operating flights to Luanda and TAAG Angola Airlines connecting to Luanda's Aeroporto Internacional Doutor António Agostinho Neto. No information is available on fuel availability, operating hours, or whether prior permission is required for visiting aircraft.
