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| Nalayh (--) | ||||||
RWY 11L/29R, 11R/29L POS 47°44'21"N 107°22'28"E ELEV 4739 ft | ||||||
| Regiment | Aircraft types | Badge | ||||
| Unit 337 / Dugaar 337 Angiin | Mi-24 |  |
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In 1986 Mongolia received twelve Mi-24Vs
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| Ulaanbaatar/Buyant-Ukhaa IAP (ZMUB) | ||||||
RWY 14/32, 15/33 POS 47°50'33"N 106°46'03"E ELEV 4364 ft | ||||||
| Regiment | Aircraft types | Badge | ||||
| Unit 303 / Dugaar 303 Angiin | Mi-171E EC145 |
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| Fighter regiment | MiG-29UB | |
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| In 2021 the most commercial flights started to operate from the newly opened Chinggis Khaan airport southwest of the city. This airport was renamed Buyant-Ukhaa International Airport at the same time (actually reversing to its old name).
A transport regiment at Buyant-Ukhaa used to fly An-24B. | ||||||
Unit 303 opertes a VIP Mi-171E in addition to a camouflaged one
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The MiG-29s are based near the capital
Mongolian People’s Air force
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