Military airfields and airbases in Slovakia

For historical information only, do not use for navigation or aviation purposes!

Airfield Directory

Bratislava M. R. Stefanik

 (Ivanka)
N481012 E0171248, 436', LKIB (1990) / LZIB (2000), <Punkt 780>
Runways: 04/22: 2900 m x 60 m Concrete, 13/31: 3190 m x 45 m Concrete
Important: For historical information only, do not use for navigation or aviation purposes!

Kosice

 (Barka)
N483948 E0211430, 755', LZKZ (2000), <Punkt 960>
Runways: 01/19: 3100 m x 45 m Asphalt, 01/19: 1000 m x 60 m Grass
Radio: Call sign "KOLEKCE" (1990)
Units: 2 LSP: L-29, L-39C, V (1990)
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Malacky

 (Kuchyna)
N482407 E0170706, 679', LKMC (1992) / LZMC (2000), <Punkt 700>
Location of airfield: Southeast of Malacky.
Runways: 02/20: 2487 m x 56 m Concrete
Radio: Call sign "RUDOKOP" (1990)
Units: Target towing L-39V (1990)
Important: For historical information only, do not use for navigation or aviation purposes!

Malacky (Bombing Range)

 
Usage during the Cold War: Former air-ground training area for Czech-Slovak Airforce
Radio: Call sign "ERABURA" (1990)
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Piestany

 
N483730 E0174942, 545', LKPP (1992) / LZPP (2000), <Punkt 740>
Runways: 01/19: 2000 m x 30 m Asphalt/Concrete, 01/19: 1400 m x 50 m Grass
Radio: Call sign "CITRON" (1990)
Units: 3 LSP: L-29, L-39C, ZA, L-410M, Mi-2, Mi-17 (1990)
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Presov

 
LKPW (1992) / LZPW (2000)
Units: 1 SLP: MiG-21 (1990)
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Sliac

 (Zvolen, Tri Duby)
N483818 E0190806, 1043', LKSL (1992) / LZSL (2000), <Punkt 880>
Runways: Data for the year 1990: 18/36: 2340 m x 60 m Concrete, 18/36: 1000 m x 100 m Grass
Radio navigation: Data for the year 1990: LOM 412 FS , LMM 843 F
Radio: Call sign "FIKUS" (1990)
Units: Soviet helicopter unit OBVP Mi-8, Mi-24; departed 10/1990.
Important: For historical information only, do not use for navigation or aviation purposes!

Trencin

 
N485154 E0175930, 676', LKTN (1992) / LZTN (2000), <Punkt 730>
Location of airfield: Southwest of Trencin.
Usage during the Cold War: 1990: Maintenance of L-29, L-39, L-410, MiG-23, Su-22, Su-25
Runways: 04/22: 2000 m x 30 m Concrete, 03/21: 1000 m x 66 m Grass
Radio: Call sign "TENOR" (1990)
Important: For historical information only, do not use for navigation or aviation purposes!