Lynden Pindling International airport in Nassau (Bahamas) NOTAM and informations MYNN NAS

Airport information, from map to hotels via aeronautical information. And the aeronautical weather for the pilots with current weather and short-term forecasts with METAR (METeorological Aerodrome Report, observation message of meteorological conditions for aviation) and TAF (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast: short-term forecast message of meteorological conditions for aviation ). And other resources such as VAC (Visual Approach Chart) to prepare flights.

Lynden Pindling International airport in Nassau (Bahamas)

Lynden Pindling International airport is located near Nassau, with Macbride at 2mi↑, Commonwealth of The Bahamas at 6mi↑, Nassau at 8mi↑, New Providence District at 11mi↑, Minns at 30mi↑, Andros Town at 30mi↑,

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Hotels in Lynden Pindling International airport

aerial view of Lynden Pindling International airport

Airport code

ICAO code : MYNN
IATA code : NAS
Local code : -

Elevation : 5 m = 16ft

Runways

runway 14/32 : 3460m = 11352ft
runway 09/27 : 2522m = 8274ft

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To travel

weather : few clouds at Macbride

73°F
72 ↗ 73°F

wind ↑ 11mph

Aviation weather for Lynden Pindling International airport MYNN NAS

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VAC for Lynden Pindling International airport MYNN NAS

The Visual Approach Chart (VAC Visual Approach Chart) is provided without any guarantee of its timeliness. The pilot is the only person responsible for the verification of its validity before using it operationally to prepare a flight or to use it during its navigation.

NOTAM for Lynden Pindling International airport

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