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Bacău George Enescu International Airport (ICAO: LRBC, IATA: BCM) serves the city of Bacău in eastern Romania and shares its site with a Romanian Air Force base. A single long, lit hard-surface runway with an ILS on one approach direction makes it a straightforward and well-equipped field for visiting pilots.
Bacău George Enescu International Airport lies close to the city of Bacău in eastern Romania and takes its name from the celebrated Romanian composer George Enescu. It is a joint civil-military aerodrome, combining scheduled airline traffic with a continuing Romanian Air Force presence, and offers a single substantial runway equipped with an instrument landing system, making it a capable and interesting destination for visiting flight simulator pilots.
The airport sits at 46.5219 N, 26.9103 E in Bacău County, Romania, at an elevation of 597 feet. It is a controlled aerodrome, with both approach and tower services provided on frequency.
The airport has a single physical runway, 16/34, measuring 8195 feet in length with a hard surface and runway lighting. An instrument landing system serves runway 34.
Air traffic services are provided on Tower 118.6 MHz, which is also used for Approach. A precision ground-controlled approach facility operates on 133.7 MHz. Runway 34 is served by an ILS approach.
Bacău is home to the Romanian Air Force's 95th Air Base, Moldavia, reflecting the airfield's long-standing military role alongside its civil operations.
The airport continues to combine airline services with a Romanian Air Force presence, and its long, lit runway with an ILS approach to runway 34 supports both civil and military flying operations.