Clarence Aerodrome
Buffalo, United States
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Clarence Aerodrome
Buffalo, United States
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D51
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Small general aviation aerodrome serving the Buffalo, New York region.
Location
Clarence, United States
Clarence Aerodrome is a small general aviation facility located in Clarence, a town in Erie County in western New York State, near the city of Buffalo. Designated with the ICAO identifier D51, it serves private pilots and light aircraft operations in the greater Buffalo metropolitan area.
The aerodrome does not support scheduled commercial airline service and functions primarily as a local hub for recreational and private flying. It is one of several smaller airfields in the Buffalo-Niagara region that complement the major commercial operations at Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
Notable facts
- ›Located in Clarence, Erie County, New York, near Buffalo.
- ›Designated with ICAO code D51; has no IATA code.
- ›Serves general aviation and private aircraft only.
- ›No scheduled commercial airline service operates from this aerodrome.
- ›Complements larger Buffalo Niagara International Airport in the region.
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