MY FS FLIGHTS
Frank Pais International Airport (MUHG) serves the city of Holguin in eastern Cuba, offering a single long paved runway equipped with an ILS approach. Sitting at 318 feet elevation, it is a substantial international field well suited to airliner and general aviation traffic alike, and its generous runway length makes it a straightforward destination for simulator pilots flying larger aircraft into eastern Cuba.
Frank Pais International Airport, identified by the ICAO code MUHG, lies in Holguin Province in eastern Cuba and takes its name from the Cuban revolutionary Frank Pais. It is a sizeable international field, with a single physical runway over ten thousand feet long, an instrument landing system on one direction, and a field elevation of 318 feet, making it a capable and interesting stop for sim pilots operating turboprop or jet aircraft in the Caribbean.
The airport is situated in Holguin, Provincia de Holguin, Cuba, at coordinates 20.7856 N, 76.315 W. No further detail on airspace classification, FIR boundaries or nearby controlled airspace is available.
MUHG has a single physical runway, 05/23, a hard-surfaced and lit strip measuring roughly 10,300 to 10,640 feet depending on the direction flown. Runway 05 is equipped with an ILS, giving pilots a precision approach option into the field, while runway 23 is lit but without an instrument approach.
Pilots can expect to work Holguin Radio on 126.9 MHz for aerodrome/air-ground communications, Holguin Approach on 119.1 MHz, and Holguin Tower on 118 MHz. Runway 05 carries an ILS for instrument approaches; no other navaids are noted.