MY FS FLIGHTS
Jazirah Airport (OMRJ) is a small airfield serving the Al Hamra Industrial Area in the emirate of Ras al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. It offers two hard-surfaced runways at a modest ten feet above sea level, making it a straightforward but little-documented stop for VFR pilots exploring the northern Emirates.
Jazirah Airport is a small aerodrome situated at Al Hamra Industrial Area within the emirate of Ras al Khaymah, United Arab Emirates. It sits at an elevation of just 10 feet and offers two hard-surfaced runways, making it a compact facility of interest chiefly to general aviation and industrial-support flying rather than scheduled air services. For the simulator pilot, it represents an uncomplicated small-field VFR destination in the northern UAE, away from the busier controlled airspace of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
The airfield lies in Ras al Khaymah Emirate, close to the Al Hamra Industrial Area, at coordinates 25.6653 N, 55.7742 E. No specific airspace classification, controlling authority, or details of nearby controlled zones are given in the available data, so pilots should treat this as an uncontrolled or lightly-served field pending confirmation from current UAE aeronautical publications.
Jazirah Airport has two physical runways, both with hard surfaces. The main runway, 10/28, measures approximately 2619 feet in the 10 direction and 2515 feet in the 28 direction. A shorter secondary runway, 16/34, measures 1641 feet in both directions. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
No communications frequencies are published for Jazirah Airport, and no navigation aids or instrument approach procedures are listed. Pilots planning a visit should expect to operate under see-and-avoid procedures typical of an uncontrolled field, and should verify current radio arrangements through official UAE aeronautical information before flight.
No published joining, circuit, or noise-abatement procedures are available for this airfield in the sources reviewed.
No specific visual reference points or notified landmarks for Jazirah Airport are documented in the available material.
Jazirah Airport remains a small facility with no scheduled airline service. It is not recorded as a base for any flying clubs or organisations in the available data, and no information on fuel availability, operating hours, or simulator scenery is provided in the sources reviewed. Given its limited documentation, pilots should treat this as a field requiring prior permission and should confirm current operating status through official channels before planning a flight.