Antwerp Deurne Airport

Historical approach and aerodrome charts

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CoordinatesN511123 E0042750 (WGS84) Google Maps
Map with location of Antwerp Deurne Airport, Belgium

In the 1950s

Aerodrome chart Antwerpen Deurne, Belgium 1950
Aerodrome (October 1950) - There are three runways - 117/297: length 1660 m (5445 feet), 147/327: length 1350 m (4430 feet) concrete and Perforated Steel Plates (PSP), 066/246: length 850 m (2790 feet) unpaved. In the extension of runway 117/297 to the southeast there is the non-directional radio beacon "OWN" at Fort 3 Borsbeek. (Source: US DoD)

In the 1970s

Antwerpen Deurne Airport on a map 1972
Antwerpen Deurne Airport on a map of the US Department of Defense from 1972 (Source: ONC E-2 (1972), Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection, University of Texas at Austin)
Antwerpen Deurne Airport, Belgium, satellite image 1977
Satellite image from 29 August 1977 - The image is from a US reconnaissance satellite and was previously subject to high levels of secrecy. (Source: U.S. Geological Survey)

Index to the objects shown on the maps

Aerodromes:

Radio beacons:

  • Beauvechain TACAN
  • Bruno NDB, VOR
  • Brussels VORDME
  • Eindhoven TACAN
  • Gilze Rijen TACAN
  • Nicky NDB, VOR
  • Woensdrecht NDB, TACAN

Source for all maps, if not marked otherwise: US Department of Defense (US DoD)


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