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Skydive Iowa Airport
Brooklyn, United States
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A dedicated skydiving facility in rural Iowa.
Location
Brooklyn, United States
Skydive Iowa Airport, designated with the FAA identifier 09IA, is a private-use airport located near Brooklyn, Iowa, in Poweshiek County. It serves as a dedicated facility for skydiving operations rather than commercial or general aviation passenger service.
The airport supports drop zone activities, providing aircraft operations specifically for parachutists. As a private-use facility, it is not open to the general public for standard aviation without prior permission from the owner or operator.
Notable facts
- ›FAA identifier is 09IA, indicating it is a private-use airport registered in Iowa.
- ›The airport is primarily dedicated to skydiving drop zone operations.
- ›Located in Poweshiek County, rural central Iowa.
- ›No scheduled commercial or charter airline service operates from this facility.
- ›Access and use are restricted to authorized personnel and participants.
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