Flight Simulator Flights at LGRP Diagoras Airport

Diagoras Airport (ICAO: LGRP, IATA: RHO) is the international airport serving Rhodes, in the South Aegean region of Greece. It offers a single long, hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS, making it a straightforward destination for simulator pilots flying to the Dodecanese.

Overview

Diagoras Airport is the main airport serving the island of Rhodes, in the South Aegean region of Greece. It sits at an elevation of 16 feet at coordinates 36.4053N, 28.0861E, and is classified as a large airport handling scheduled airline traffic. For a simulator pilot, it offers a single very long, hard-surfaced, ILS-equipped runway, giving straightforward instrument and visual approaches over the Aegean.

Airspace & Location

The airport lies on the island of Rhodes in the South Aegean, Greece, at 36.4053N, 28.0861E.

Runways

Diagoras Airport has one physical runway, 06/24, some 10,820 feet long with a hard surface and runway lighting on both ends. Runway 24 is equipped with an ILS.

Radio & Navigation

Radio services include an A/G frequency on 563.7 MHz. Rodos Approach (RDO APP) operates on 118.25 MHz, with an ATIS on 126.35 MHz, Ground on 121.7 MHz and Tower on 118.2 MHz. Runway 24 carries an ILS approach.

The Airfield Today

Diagoras Airport continues to operate as a large international airport with scheduled airline service, and its single runway is equipped with an ILS approach for all-weather operations.