Bergbuurg Regional Airport
| Bergbuurg Regional Airport Bergbuurg Regionale Luchthaven | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Code: AGBR | |||
| Summary | |||
| Airport type | Public / regional | ||
| Owner |  Anglien
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| Operator | Burgerluchtvaart-Bestuur fonn Anglien | ||
| Serves | Bergbuurg | ||
| Location | Northwestern outskirts, Bergbuurg | ||
| Focus city for | Anglien Lucht | ||
| Built | 1746 AN | ||
| In use | 1747 AN–present | ||
| Elevation AMSL | 95 m / 312 ft | ||
| Runways | |||
| Direction | Length | Surface | |
| m | ft | ||
| 14/32 | 2,100 | 6,890 | Asphalt |
| Statistics (1757 AN) | |||
| Passenger movements | ~90,000 | ||
| Aircraft movements | ~3,200 | ||
| Cargo (metric tons) | ~2,500 | ||
The Bergbuurg Regional Airport (Crandan: Bergbuurg Regionale Luchthaven; MOS-12 code: AGBR) is a regional airport serving Bergbuurg, the interior heritage city of the Free Duchy of Anglien. It is the second-largest airport in the duchy after Johannsessbuurg International Airport and the principal air gateway for the eastern and interior bailiwicks. The airport handled approximately 90,000 passenger movements in 1757 AN.
The airport originated as a Lac Glaceian-era cantonal facility commissioned in 1746 AN and sustained heavy damage during the fighting around Bergbuurg in IV.1754 AN, when the regional terminal and air traffic control facility were struck during the coalition air operations that preceded the East Zimian airborne landing. Reconstruction proceeded in stages between V.1755 AN and II.1757 AN, when the airport was returned to full operations. The airport is administered by the Burgerluchtvaart-Bestuur fonn Anglien (Anglian Civil Aviation Authority), with security provided by a Ducal Police Service detachment of approximately twelve officers established under the post-Surge security upgrade of late 1756 AN.
Scheduled domestic service operates daily to Johannsessbuurg via Anglien Lucht, the duchy's only domestic operator. The airport also serves a growing volume of general aviation traffic associated with the religious tourism that has resumed at Bergbuurg's Charter-designated heritage sites, including the Church of St. Aldric and the broader Miracle of Bergbuurg pilgrimage circuit.
Airlines and destinations
Domestic
- Johannsessbuurg (daily; operated by Anglien Lucht)
- Shelsa Regional Airport (three times weekly; operated by Anglien Lucht)
