Burgas Airport

Burgas International Airport, also known as Sarafovo Airport, is the airport of Burgas, Bulgaria. The IATA airport code of Burgas Airport is BOJ, its ICAO airport code is LBBG. The airport was used as a U.S. Army airbase during the Operation Enduring Freedom and although it is rumoured to become a permanent U.S. airbase but heavy passenger traffic of tourists going to the Black Sea resorts near Burgas is likely to prevent this. The airport is with a seasonal schedule and is not operating during the winter time when most of the resorts in the area are closed.

Technical data

Distance from the city centre NA Altitude 37 m. Runway length 2600 m. Runway width NA Aprons for all types of aircraft NA
    

Future plans and expansion

Together with Varna Airport, the Sarafovo Airport is subject to heavy traffic following the booming tourist industry in Bulgaria and needs to expand and modernize in order to handle projected passenger traffic. The Bulgarian Government has decided to lease both airports to foreign investors and airport operators by the end of 2004.

 

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