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Alexandroupoli Democritus Airport (LGAL/AXD) serves the coastal city of Alexandroupolis in the Eastern Macedonia and Thrace region of northeastern Greece, close to the Turkish border. It offers a single long hard-surfaced runway suitable for a range of aircraft and provides scheduled airline access to this corner of the country, making it a useful VFR or IFR destination for visiting pilots.
Alexandroupoli Democritus Airport lies on the outskirts of Alexandroupolis, a port city on the northern Aegean coast of Greece. It is classified as a medium airport and supports scheduled airline services, giving it a level of infrastructure beyond many smaller regional strips, while remaining approachable for general aviation traffic.
The airport sits at the Alexandroupolis site in the Eastern Macedonia and Thrace region, at coordinates 40.8558 N, 25.9561 E, close to the town itself and the Aegean coastline. No specific detail on the surrounding airspace class or nearby controlled zones is available from the sources used.
The airport has a single physical runway, 07/25, 8439 feet long with a hard surface and equipped with lighting. There is no ILS installed. Field elevation is 16 feet above mean sea level.
Aircraft operating in the vicinity can use Alexandroupolis Radio on A/G 563.7 MHz. Approach and Tower services are provided on 123.8 MHz, under the callsigns Alexandroupolis Approach and Alexandroupolis Tower respectively.
Alexandroupoli Democritus Airport currently supports scheduled airline operations alongside general aviation movements, reflecting its status as a medium-sized regional airport serving the city and surrounding area.