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Saint Barthélemy - Rémy de Haenen Airport lies at Saint-Jean on the island of Saint-Barthélemy, serving Gustavia with a single short runway squeezed between high ground and the sea. Its modest 2105 ft strip makes it one of the more demanding short-field destinations a simulator pilot can tackle, with airline service handled from what is otherwise a compact, single-runway aerodrome.
Saint Barthélemy - Rémy de Haenen Airport is a small aerodrome serving Gustavia and Saint-Jean on the island of Saint-Barthélemy. It is built around a single hard-surfaced runway just 2105 ft long, and despite its size it supports scheduled airline traffic as well as general aviation movements. For a simulator pilot the appeal lies chiefly in the short-runway challenge: a runway of this length, with no instrument landing system, calls for careful visual approach and precise touchdown planning.
The airfield sits at Saint-Jean on Saint-Barthélemy, at coordinates 17.9044, -62.8439, with a field elevation of 23 ft. It is a small island aerodrome without published surrounding controlled airspace detail in the available data.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 10/28, surfaced in hard material and 2105 ft in length. Both directions are lit. There is no instrument landing system available for either runway end.
An AFIS service is provided under the callsign St. Barths Information on 118.45 MHz. No navaids or instrument approach procedures are noted for the field, so arrivals and departures are conducted visually.
The airport carries the name Rémy de Haenen, and is also known elsewhere as Gustaf III Airport.
The field remains active with an AFIS service on 118.45 MHz and supports scheduled airline traffic in addition to general aviation, despite its single short runway of 2105 ft with no instrument landing system.
