Article 26. Classification of aerodromes

Air Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan · Date: 07.05.1993 · In force

An aerodrome is a specially equipped section of the earth or water surface, with buildings, structures and equipment located on it, intended in whole or in part for the arrival, departure and movement of aircraft on this surface.

Aerodromes, depending on their purpose, are divided into basic, temporary and reserve.

Aerodromes, depending on the type of aviation, are divided into civil aviation aerodromes, state aviation aerodromes, experimental aviation aerodromes and aerodromes using in cooperation (basing).

An airport is a complex of structures designed for receiving and sending aircraft, servicing air transportation and having for this purpose an aerodrome, airport terminal, other facilities, as well as the necessary equipment.

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Cite as: Article 26. Classification of aerodromes Air Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. neolex.uz/en/laws/law-55599/26 (lex.uz/docs/4850395)