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Grand Bahama Auxiliary Airfield is a small, remote airstrip at High Rock in the East Grand Bahama District of the Bahamas, built around a single long hard-surfaced runway. With no published air traffic services or navigational aids, it is a quiet, VFR-only destination for pilots exploring the outer Bahamian islands.
Grand Bahama Auxiliary Airfield sits at High Rock in the East Grand Bahama District of the Bahamas, a low-lying coastal area away from the island's main airport at Freeport. The field consists of a single paved runway and has no recorded air traffic or navigation facilities, making it a basic, unattended strip of interest to sim pilots seeking an out-of-the-way Bahamian destination flown purely by visual reference.
The airfield lies in the East Grand Bahama District, in the vicinity of High Rock, on the eastern side of Grand Bahama Island in the Bahamas.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 05/23, of 6,980 feet with a hard surface. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid associated with the runway.
No communications frequencies or navigational aids are recorded for this airfield; pilots should expect it to be unattended with no radio or navigation service available.