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Gustaf III Airport / Saint Barthélemy Rémy de Haenen AirportIATA SBHLimited regional data
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Gustaf III Airport / Saint Barthélemy Rémy de Haenen Airport
17.90440°N
-62.84360°W
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Gustaf III Airport / Saint Barthélemy Rémy de Haenen Airport (TFFJ/SBH) is a medium regional airport located in Gustavia / Saint-Jean, St. Barthélemy, 334 km east of Carolina. It features 1 runway measuring 2,119 feet.
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2,119 ft × 59
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FlyingTom
05/10/2025
Reply to @Tchoupy63: Any airport with airline service is "medium" compared to some of the tiny, private fields in this site's database.
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Bill35
05/09/2025
Reply to @Tchoupy63: Small runway but 'regional' airport; only one on the island.
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Tchoupy63
05/03/2025
This is a super small airport, and you rank it as a medium airport?
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animebirder
03/19/2025
Reply to @david: I feel like the pilots going into St Barts enjoy the challenge. That hill being on approach due to prevailing winds seems utterly wild, but the frequency of incidents here is lower than many other more "conventional" airfields.
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david
12/05/2021
This airport, with its 2,119 ft runway, gets attention as one of the world's (so-called) most dangerous airports, but that's a bit nonsensical. It's more a matter of what plane you're choosing to land there.
A Twin Otter or even DC-3 could handle it without breaking a sweat, and probably leave a lot of the runway unused; a 747 would shoot off the end at full speed and end up as a smoking wreck.
In between those extremes, it's a matter of how close you want to cut it to your plane's maximum performance, as with any airplane and runway.
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