Small private aerodrome serving the Fingal region of Ireland.
Location
Fingal, Ireland
Ballyboughal Aerodrome (ICAO: EIBB) is a small, privately operated general aviation aerodrome located near the village of Ballyboughal in County Fingal, north County Dublin, Ireland. It serves light aircraft operations and is not open to scheduled commercial passenger services.
The aerodrome is situated in a rural area of Fingal and caters primarily to private pilots and small aircraft. It holds no IATA code, reflecting its status as a non-commercial facility.
Notable facts
›Ballyboughal Aerodrome is a general aviation facility with no scheduled commercial services.
›It is located near the village of Ballyboughal in County Fingal, north County Dublin.
›The aerodrome carries the ICAO identifier EIBB but has no assigned IATA code.
›The site serves private and light aircraft operations only.
›Dublin Airport (EIDW), the main international hub for the region, is located relatively nearby.
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