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Sélibaby Airport is a small government-operated airfield serving the town of Sélibaby in the Guidimaka region of southern Mauritania. It offers a single long hard-surfaced runway but has no published radio frequencies, navaids or instrument approaches, making it a airfield for visual flying in an area with very limited published aeronautical information.
Sélibaby Airport is a public airfield operated by the Mauritanian government, serving the town of Sélibaby in the Guidimaka region of southern Mauritania. It is a remote, lightly documented field of the kind that appeals to simulator pilots seeking off-the-beaten-track destinations in West Africa, offering a single substantial hard runway but very little else in the way of published infrastructure or services.
The airfield lies at Sélibaby in the Guidimaka region of southern Mauritania. No specific airspace classification, FIR boundary detail or nearby controlled airspace information is available from the sources consulted.
Sélibaby has a single physical runway, 06/24, which is 8,593 feet long with a hard surface. There is no ILS or other instrument landing system installed.
No communications frequencies are published for Sélibaby Airport, and no navaids or instrument approach procedures are documented.
Sélibaby Airport is recorded as a publicly operated airfield under Mauritanian government administration, established to serve the town of Sélibaby in the Guidimaka region. Beyond this, detailed historical information is not available.
Sélibaby continues to serve as the airfield for the town of Sélibaby, though detailed information on current operations, based flying clubs, fuel availability or operating hours is not published. Pilots planning a visit should assume that prior permission is required given the lack of published services and communications facilities.
