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Ajaccio-Napoléon Bonaparte Airport (LFKJ) serves Ajaccio, the principal town of Corse, France, and sits on the coast close to the Golfe d'Ajaccio. It is a controlled aerodrome equipped with an ILS on runway 02, making it a practical VFR and IFR destination for pilots visiting western Corsica.
Ajaccio-Napoléon Bonaparte Airport, known by its ICAO code LFKJ, lies on the western coast of Corse and takes its name from Napoléon Bonaparte. It is a controlled airfield with a single hard-surfaced runway long enough to accommodate airline traffic, and its ILS approach makes it a useful and interesting destination for simulator pilots exploring Corsica.
The airfield is located at coordinates 41.9239N, 8.8025E in the Corse region of France, at a field elevation of 13 feet. It operates within controlled airspace, with dedicated approach, tower and ground frequencies indicating a full air traffic control service around the aerodrome.
LFKJ has a single physical runway, 02/20, oriented roughly north-south. Runway 02 is 7388 feet long, hard-surfaced, lit, and equipped with an ILS. Runway 20 is 7145 feet long, hard-surfaced and lit, but without an instrument landing system.
Pilots should expect the following services and frequencies at Ajaccio: Ajaccio Approach on 121.05 MHz, Ajaccio Tower on 118.075 MHz, Ajaccio Ground on 121.7 MHz, Ajaccio ATIS on 126.925 MHz, and an AFIS service on 119.825 MHz. Runway 02 is served by an ILS for instrument approaches.
Ajaccio-Napoléon Bonaparte Airport functions as a controlled aerodrome with tower, ground and approach services, and offers an ILS approach to runway 02, supporting both airline and general aviation traffic to and from Corsica.