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Marville Montmédy Airfield lies in the Grand Est region of north-eastern France, close to the village of Marville and the town of Montmédy, not far from the border with Belgium. It is notable to visiting pilots chiefly for its single, exceptionally long paved runway, which at well over 8,700 feet is far longer than is typical for a general aviation aerodrome in this part of France.
Marville Montmédy Airfield is a general aviation field situated near Marville in the Grand Est region of north-eastern France, within reach of Montmédy and close to the France-Belgium border. What sets it apart from most light-aviation strips in the region is its single runway, which at close to 8,733 feet is unusually long for a field of this class, making it a distinctive destination for pilots planning a cross-country flight in the area.
The airfield is located at an elevation of 892 feet, at coordinates 49.4565 N, 5.4138 E, in the Grand Est region of France, near the village of Marville and within range of the town of Montmédy close to the Belgian border.
Marville Montmédy has a single physical runway, 12/30, with a hard surface. It measures approximately 8,733 feet in length, an unusually generous dimension for a general aviation aerodrome. There is no ILS installed, and no other runway pairs are recorded.
No ILS is installed at Marville Montmédy, and there is no published radio frequency, callsign or air traffic service associated with the field.