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Naryan Mar Airport (ULAM) serves the remote Arctic town of Naryan-Mar in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug of northern Russia, offering a single long hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS. For the simulator pilot it presents a stark, high-latitude Arctic approach far from any other significant aerodrome.
Naryan Mar Airport (ICAO ULAM, IATA NNM) lies at Naryan-Mar in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug of far northern Russia, at an elevation of 33 feet. It is a domestic airport operated by the open joint-stock company NaryanMaskiy OAO, providing air links between this isolated Arctic settlement and the rest of the country. For a simulator pilot the appeal lies in its remoteness, the single long ILS-equipped runway, and the challenge of flying into a high-latitude Arctic field.
The airport sits at coordinates 67.6403 N, 53.1214 E, in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug of Russia's far north, serving the town of Naryan-Mar directly. Its remote Arctic position means there is little other aeronautical traffic or controlled airspace complexity in the immediate vicinity.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 06/24, of hard surface construction and lit for night operations. Runway 24 measures 8,346 feet and is equipped with an ILS; the reciprocal, runway 06, measures 8,328 feet. This substantial length gives ample margin for a wide range of aircraft types.
No published communication frequencies are recorded for the field. An ILS is provided on runway 24, giving an instrument approach into the airport, but no associated frequency or callsign detail is available.
Naryan Mar Airport functions as a domestic airport for the town of Naryan-Mar, operated by the open joint-stock company NaryanMaskiy OAO.