Former_aerodromes_of_Belgium

Former aerodromes of Belgium

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Nearest city	Name	ICAO code	Coordinates	Elevation	Activity period	Reference	Comment
Gent	Sint-Denijs-Westrem	EBGT	51°1′39″N 03°41′21″E	10 m (33 ft)	until 1985	Nostalgia and photography	Was made the site of Flanders Expo, ICAO code now used for Ghent/Industry Zone Heliport^[1]
Zottegem	Oombergen	EBZO					ICAO code now used for Zonnebeke/Zandvoorde Heliport^[2]
	Beernem				1982-1997	Article in Dutch	Glider
Aalst (Moorsel)	Ter Kluizen						Not to be confused with Moorsel EBMO
Brussels (Haren)	Evere Airport
	Keerbergen				1932-1957	Dutch language book reference^{[permanent dead link]}
	Oud-Turnhout	EBOT
	Beerse					Article in Dutch	800 m (2,600 ft) asphalt runway broken up 2009
Knokke	Knokke-Zoute Airfield				1929-1960
Nivelles	Nivelles airfield				1917-1962		Military
	Héron	EBHE	50°32′50″N 5°6′30″E	591 ft (180 m)	Last flight on 21 Nov. 2009	^{Aeronews of Belgium 37/2}	ULModrome closed 1 December 2009
	Lierneux - Menil	EBLI	50°17′12″N 5°50′11″E				ULModrome closed 2009
	Maasmechelen	EBMM	{{coord\|50\|46\|35.2\|N\|5\|36\|46.1\|				ULModrome closed 2008
Bouillon	Mogimont Airfield	EBBO	49°52′00″N 005°04′06″E	1,349 ft (411 m)		^[3]	Closed circa 2009.^[4]
Bassenge	Wonck Airfield	EBBW	50°46′35.2″N 5°36′46.1″E	367 ft (112 m)			Closed circa 2006^[5]

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