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Mont-Dauphin - St-Crépin Airfield (LFNC) is a small mountain airstrip in the Hautes-Alpes, high in the French Alps near the villages of Mont-Dauphin and Saint-Crépin. Sitting at nearly 3,000 feet elevation with a mix of hard and grass runways, it is used primarily for gliding and offers a genuine high-altitude flying experience for visiting pilots.
Mont-Dauphin - St-Crépin Airfield, identified by the ICAO code LFNC and the IATA code SCP, is a small aerodrome set among the mountains of the Hautes-Alpes in Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur. It has no scheduled airline service and is tagged as a gliding site, making it a destination of interest to sim pilots seeking an authentic Alpine mountain-strip experience rather than a busy commercial field.
The airfield lies close to the towns of Mont-Dauphin and Saint-Crépin in the Hautes-Alpes department, at coordinates 44.7006 N, 6.5992 E. Its elevation of 2,953 feet places it firmly in mountainous terrain, and pilots should expect the field to be surrounded by high ground typical of the Alpine valleys in this part of France.
The field has two physical runways aligned 16/34. The main runway, surfaced in hard material, measures 2,774 feet in each direction. A second, grass runway, distinguished as 16L/34R, has published lengths of 2,058 feet for 16L and 2,553 feet for 34R. There is no runway lighting and no ILS approach available.
No communications frequencies are published for the airfield, and there are no known navaids or instrument approach procedures serving LFNC. Pilots should plan for a purely visual arrival and departure with no ground-based radio aid support.
The airfield is tagged as a gliding site, indicating that gliding operations form the primary flying activity there today, supported by a flying club based at the field.