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Magan Airport

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Magan Airport Аэропорт Маган

IATA: GYG ICAO: UEMM
Summary
Airport type	Public
Operator	SakhaAvia
Location	Magan
Elevation AMSL	176 m / 577 ft
Coordinates	62°06′26″N 129°32′36″E / 62.10722°N 129.54333°E / 62.10722; 129.54333
Maps
Sakha Republic in Russia
GYG Location of the airport in the Sakha Republic
Sources: GCM,^[1] STV^[2]

Magan Airport (Russian: Аэропорт Маган; Yakut: Маҕан аэропорда, Mağan aeroporda) (IATA: GYG, ICAO: UEMM) serves the village of Magan, a few kilometers west of Yakutsk, in Russia.

Until the early 1980s, Yakutsk/Magan was monitored as one of nine Arctic staging bases capable of handling the Tupolev Tu-22M (Backfire) bomber.^[3]

References[edit]

^ Airport information for UEMM at Great Circle Mapper.

^ Airport information for Magan Airport at Transport Search website.

^ STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATIONS RELATED ACTIVITIES SUMMARY REPORT (SANITIZED), June 1, 1980, CREST: CIA-RDP80T01355A000100140001-2, Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, DC.

External links[edit]

(in Russian) Airport Magan (Yakutsk) Aviateka.Handbook
(in Russian) sever.aero

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