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Krasny Yar Airport (UKRB) is a small aerodrome near the town of Krasnyy Yar in Samara Oblast, western Russia. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway suitable for light aircraft operations, with no instrument landing system available.
Krasny Yar Airport, identified by the ICAO code UKRB, is a modest aerodrome serving the Krasnyy Yar area of Samara Oblast in Russia. It sits at an elevation of 125 feet and offers a single paved runway, making it a straightforward destination for pilots flying light aircraft in the region under visual flight rules.
The airfield lies close to the town of Krasnyy Yar, roughly two miles from the field, within Samara Oblast in western Russia. Several other settlements lie within flying distance, including Novosemeykino around nine miles away, Mirnyy at about ten miles, Bereza at twelve miles, Petra-Dubrava at fifteen miles, Skolkovo at eighteen miles, Smyshlyayevka at nineteen miles and Kinel at twenty-one miles (https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/ru-0393/en).
Krasny Yar Airport has a single physical runway aligned 02/20, surfaced in hard material and equipped with lighting. It measures 1911 feet in length, giving pilots a compact but usable strip for light aircraft operations.
The town of Krasnyy Yar itself, located just to the south of the field, serves as the most immediate visual landmark for locating the airport. Beyond this, the surrounding settlements of Novosemeykino, Mirnyy, Bereza, Petra-Dubrava, Skolkovo, Smyshlyayevka and Kinel are scattered across the wider area and may assist with orientation on approach (https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/ru-0393/en).