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Najran Domestic Airport (ICAO: OENG, IATA: EAM) serves the city of Najran in Najran Region, southern Saudi Arabia, with a single long, ILS-equipped runway well suited to both commercial and simulated general aviation operations. Sitting at an elevation of 3,963 feet, it is operated under the General Authority of Civil Aviation and provides scheduled domestic and regional air links for Najran Province.
Najran Domestic Airport, identified by the ICAO code OENG and IATA code EAM, lies at Najran in the Najran Region of southern Saudi Arabia. It is a public airport operated by the General Authority of Civil Aviation and serves as the principal air link for Najran Province, handling scheduled flights from national carriers. For a simulator pilot, the field offers a single very long, hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS, set at a high field elevation of 3,963 feet, making it an interesting destination for practising high-altitude airfield operations.
The airport is located at coordinates 17.6114 N, 44.4192 E, at an elevation of 3,963 feet above mean sea level, within the Najran Region of southern Saudi Arabia. No further detail on airspace classification or surrounding controlled airspace is available from the sources consulted.
Najran Domestic Airport has a single physical runway, 06/24, measuring 9,986 feet in length with a hard surface. The runway is lit and is equipped with an ILS serving runway 06.
The airport is served by a control tower on 118.5 MHz, with ground movements handled on 121.9 MHz. A common traffic advisory frequency of 122.8 MHz is also published, alongside a miscellaneous frequency of 133.5 MHz. Runway 06 is served by an ILS approach.
Wikipedia's infobox for the airport records an opening date of 1973, though the accompanying article text states that the airport was formally opened by Mishaal bin Abdullah, governor of Najran Province, on 20 September 2011. The field has long served as the main gateway for Najran Province in southern Saudi Arabia.
Najran Domestic Airport continues to operate as a scheduled commercial airport, with services provided by Flyadeal, Flynas, Flydubai and Saudia to destinations including Dammam, Riyadh, Jeddah and Dubai. No specific information on general aviation facilities, fuel availability, opening hours, or prior permission requirements is available from the sources consulted.