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Location
Ohio · NY · United States
Position
43.314°, -74.932° · 1440 ft elev.
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Small private airfield serving Ohio's general aviation community.
Location
Ohio, United States
Kermizian Airport (ICAO: 0NY3) is a private general aviation airfield located in Ohio, United States. It serves local private pilots and light aircraft operations rather than commercial airline traffic.
As a small, privately owned facility, Kermizian Airport is not equipped for scheduled commercial service and lacks the infrastructure associated with major regional or international airports. Detailed operational records for this airfield are limited in publicly available sources.
Notable facts
- ›Registered under ICAO code 0NY3.
- ›Classified as a private-use general aviation airfield.
- ›No IATA code is assigned, reflecting its non-commercial status.
- ›Serves light aircraft and private pilots in the local Ohio area.
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