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Remote desert gateway to Namibia's famous hot springs resort.
- ›Located near the southern end of the Fish River Canyon, one of the largest canyons in the world.
- ›The airport primarily supports tourism to the Ai-Ais Hot Springs Game Park.
- ›Fish River Canyon hiking season runs May to September, influencing airport traffic patterns.
- ›The surrounding Karas Region is one of Namibia's most sparsely populated areas.
- ›Ai-Ais means 'scalding hot water' in the Nama language, referencing the area's geothermal springs.
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