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Otočac Airfield (LDRO) is a small grass airstrip in the Lika-Senj region of Croatia, home to the Aeroklub Krila Gacke flying club. Sited at 1,539 feet amid the hills of the Gacka valley, it offers a single grass runway for light aircraft and gliders, making it an interesting stop for VFR pilots exploring inland Croatia.
Otočac Airfield is a small general aviation and gliding airfield near the town of Otočac in Croatia's Lika-Senj county. It is operated by the local flying club, Aeroklub Krila Gacke, and serves as a base for club flying activity rather than commercial air traffic. For a simulator pilot, it offers a quiet, mountain-adjacent grass strip typical of light aviation in the Croatian interior.
The airfield lies in the Lika-Senj region of Croatia, near the town of Otočac, at coordinates 44.8452N, 15.2892E. It sits at an elevation of 1,539 feet. The nearest charted airfields include Željava, roughly 38 km (20 nm) to the east, and Korenica, about 42 km (22 nm) to the east-southeast.
Otočac has a single physical runway, 14/32, with a grass surface measuring 5,239 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach equipment.
No published radio communications frequencies are currently known for Otočac Airfield.
Otočac Airfield is operated by the local flying club Aeroklub Krila Gacke, based in the town of Otočac, and continues to support light aircraft and club flying activity on its grass runway. Pilots planning to visit should arrange prior permission (PPR) with the operating club before flying in.