? Angers Loire Airport – Definition and Explanations

Introduction

Angers Loire Airport
IATA code ICAO code DONKEY LFJR
Location
country (Country comes from the Latin pagus, which designates a territorial and tribal division…)	France
City (A city is an urban unit (“human settlement”…) served	Anger
Latitude (Latitude is an angular value, an expression of the north-south position of a point on Earth…) Length (Longitude is an angular value, an expression of the east-west position of a point on Earth…)	47° 33′ 37″ N 0° 18′ 43″ W / 47.56034, -0.312037
Height (Elevation is the vertical height of a place or object relative to the level…)	59 m (194 feet)
Tracks Direction Length (The length of an object is the distance between its two farthest ends…) Superficial (Surface generally refers to the surface layer of an object. The term a…) 08/26 1800 m (5,906 feet) covered 08R/26L 1100 m (3,609 feet) not covered
Aeronautical data
Map name	Anger
Whomairport (The airport is a set of buildings and facilities of the airfield that…)	civil
Administrator	Keolis (A French public passenger transport company belonging to the Keolis group…)
AIS cards	VAC – IAC
Categories
Airports • French airports
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Angers Loire Airport (IATA code: DONKEY • ICAO code: LFJR) is an airport in the Men-et-Loire department.

First baptized Angers-Marce AirportIn 2006, it adopted a new name, Angers Loire Aéroport, adopting the British syntax as a whole.

This airport is open to domestic traffic commercial (A salesperson is a person whose business is related to sales.)private aircraft, IFR and VFR.

In 2009, it welcomed 986 passengers and has the capacity to handle 50,000 passengers. This represents less than 2% utilization of its capacity.

The story

The airport was opened on September 2, 1998. It replaces the old Angers-Avril airport, which has been in operation since 1908. Surrounded by the city and very small, this airport no longer allowed the development of air activities here.agglomeration (Agglomeration is an urban ensemble based on the sustainability of the built environment…).

The first years Air France (Air France (officially Société Air France) (IATA: AF • ICAO: AFR…) (Line operated by Regional Airlines) operated twice daily connections to Clermont-Ferrand hub. Auvergne Airport offers fast connections to around twenty French and European destinations. However, the relationship was not successful enough and was permanently terminated.

Later, Airline (Airlinair (IATA code: A5; ICAO code: RLA) is an airline…) opened a new connection twice a day, Angers-Lyon ATR (ATR may refer to 🙂 42, then due to the low occupancy rate of the devices, the line was converted to Angers-Tours-Lyon before being abandoned at the end of 2005 as well.

From the end of this line, two companies plan to open a line from Angers: Flybe (UK) and Aer Arann (Ireland). The first opens a link to Southampton in May south (South is the cardinal point against north.) who’sEngland (England is one of the four constituent parts of the United Kingdom…). The the second (The second is the feminine of the second adjective immediately following the first, or which…) plans to open London (London (English: London – /?l?nd?n/) is the largest city besides the capital…)During Manchester and Cork spring (Spring (Latin primus, first and tempus, time, this season marks once …). With very few reservations, he quickly abandoned it project (A project is an irreversible commitment of uncertain outcome, it cannot be repeated…) for London.

In May 2006, two first flights took place from Cork and Manchester. Because they will be the first and the lastCivil aviation (Civil aviation refers to anything related to non-military aviation. So…) covers Irish requirements radar (Radar is a system that uses radio waves to detect and identify…) integral (The integral is the result of a mathematical operation performed on a function called…)What Angevin Airport does not offer. As a result, Aer Arann had to deport its flightsNantes Atlantic Airport (Nantes Atlantique Airport Bouguenais and…) are located in the communes..

British company FlyBE operated three weekly flights to/from Southampton in 2006/2007, but this service was discontinued in 2007. winter (Winter is one of the four seasons in temperate zones.) Despite the successes encountered in 2007. This service was immediately taken over by Eastern Airlines, and eventually the line was discontinued in 2009, as the crisis led to a significant drop in passenger numbers.

Commercial flights

Sevenair company (Aita UG and Oaci TUI code), a 100% subsidiary of Tunisia Weather (Air is a mixture of gases that make up the Earth’s atmosphere. Odorless and…) From 16/04/2010 to November 2010, it operates regular flights to Tunisia every Friday.

From the end of September 2010, Angevin Airport will welcome 2 new regular routes. On the one hand, Sunair company, franchise British Airways (British Airways (IATA code: BA; ICAO code: BAW) is an airline…), will connect London City Airport twice a week (Friday and Sunday). On the other hand, Brussels Airlines (Brussels Airlines is a Belgian airline. It is based at… the airport)Skywork will connect Brussels 6 through the franchise days (A day or day is the interval between sunrise and sunset; it…) per week (except Saturdays).

Atlantique Airlines and Aéro Jet Darta charter companies offer business, cargo and sanitary flights.