Flight Simulator Flights at LFBY Dax Seyresse Airfield

Dax Seyresse Airfield (LFBY) is a small aerodrome serving the town of Dax in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of south-west France. It offers a single paved, lit runway suitable for light aircraft and general aviation traffic, with no instrument landing system or published radio frequencies.

Overview

Dax Seyresse Airfield, identified by the ICAO code LFBY, is a small general aviation aerodrome situated near the town of Dax in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France. It is a straightforward field for VFR pilots, offering a single hard-surfaced runway with lighting but no instrument approach aids, making it best suited to daytime or well-planned visual operations.

Airspace & Location

The aerodrome lies at coordinates 43.6892 N, 1.0689 W, at an elevation of 102 feet. It is classified as a small airport and sits within the general aviation network of Nouvelle-Aquitaine; no controlled airspace details or nearby ATZ boundaries are given in the available data.

Runways

Dax Seyresse has one physical runway orientated 07/25. It is 2320 feet long on the 07 heading and 1963 feet long on the 25 heading, with a hard surface throughout and runway lighting fitted. There is no ILS or other instrument approach system at the field.

Radio & Navigation

No air-ground or air traffic control radio frequencies are published for Dax Seyresse Airfield, indicating that it operates without a dedicated communications service. There is no ILS and no navaids are listed for the field, so arrivals and departures should be flown as visual procedures with appropriate self-announcing practice where applicable.