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Campo di Volo Montemelino is a small grass airstrip near Corciano in the Umbria region of central Italy, forming part of a wider regional network of airfields catering to light aviation and air tourism. It offers a single grass runway suitable for light aircraft, without instrument approach facilities.
Campo di Volo Montemelino is a grass flying field located near Corciano in Umbria, central Italy. It is one of a number of small airfields and landing strips scattered across the Umbrian countryside that together support general aviation and recreational flying in the region, giving visiting pilots the chance to explore the area's rolling landscape from the air.
The field lies at Corciano in the Umbria region, at coordinates 43.1024, 12.2543, with a field elevation of 735 feet. No specific airspace classification, controlled airspace boundaries, or details of neighbouring aerodromes are given in the available information.
Montemelino has a single grass runway, oriented 12/30, measuring 2075 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid available at the field.
No radio callsign, frequency, or navigational aid information for this field is available.
No specific joining or circuit procedures, circuit heights, or noise abatement details for Montemelino are given in the available information.
No published visual reference points or landmark information specific to this field are available.
No historical information about the origins or development of Campo di Volo Montemelino is available.
Montemelino is counted among the network of small flying fields and landing strips in Umbria, a region that hosts some 28 such air-tourism destinations in total, comprising two airports, fourteen flying fields (campi di volo) and twelve aviosuperfici. This network is promoted as a way for pilots to fly between multiple stops and enjoy Umbria's countryside by air.