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Flagler County Airport [X47]
The view is looking south. RW 11/29 is on the bottom with 6/24 on top.
Runway 29 and runway 24 converge on the left. Runways 2/20 through the
center and 15/33 on the right are closed to airplanes, but are used by
ultra-lights and helicopters. Gore Lake is in the upper right and is RW 18/36 for seaplanes. There is a self-serve 24-hour fuel site, perfect for evening and mid-night flyers. |
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non-controlled airfield that is extremely easy to fly in and out of.
Flagler is nestled among several control towered fields [Class D] that is
only 12 miles from Ormond Beach and 25 miles from both St. Augustine and Daytona Beach.
The three Class D controlled fields provide very convenient close by
locations for communications practice and also instrument practice using all
approach procedures.
Other businesses located on the airport are HighJackers Restaurant, Ryan Seaplanes Services, and Enterprise Rental Car Agency. |
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