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Prijedor Urije Airfield is a small public-use recreational aerodrome situated near the town of Prijedor in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It offers a single lit grass runway and is of interest to visiting pilots mainly as a general aviation and recreational flying strip rather than a commercial airport.
Prijedor Urije Airfield (ICAO: LQPD) is a public-use recreational aerodrome serving the town of Prijedor in Republika Srpska, within Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a modest, unmanned-feeling grass strip typical of the country's smaller general aviation fields, and would appeal to a simulator pilot looking for a quiet VFR destination away from the busier international airports of Banja Luka, Sarajevo or Mostar.
The airfield lies near Prijedor, in the Republika Srpska entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at coordinates 44.9933 N, 16.7353 E and an elevation of 545 feet. No details of controlled airspace, FIR boundaries or nearby traffic zones are available for the field.
The field has a single physical runway, 09/27, aligned east-west. It is 3,188 feet long, has a grass surface, and is lit.
No communications frequencies, callsign, or navigational aids are published for Prijedor Urije Airfield, and there is no instrument approach procedure. Pilots should expect to operate without any radio service and rely entirely on visual flight rules.
No published joining or circuit procedures, circuit heights, or noise abatement restrictions are available for this airfield.
No visual reporting points or specific landmark guidance for locating or joining the field are available.
Prijedor Urije continues to operate as a public-use recreational aerodrome. No details on clubs, training activity, fuel availability, opening hours, or permission requirements are available.
