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Weather data is advisory only - always check official sources.
Two marked helipads, H2 (13 m) and H3 (12 m), asphalt, max 3 175 kg. See VAC chart.
Antwerpen Tower 135.205FATO on taxiway R2, 22 × 22 m asphalt, true bearing 065°/245°. Restrictions of use apply, see AD 2.16.
Brussels Tower 118.605Helicopter area T (40 × 40 m) on RWY 04L/22R, reserved for Heli and Co. VFR day only, via air taxiway R.
Liège Tower 118.130Runway-type FATO on RWY 06/24. Enter the runway via holding points; helicopter stands on aprons 1, 2 and 3. Handling mandatory.
Kortrijk Information 120.255Study on your own hours, track every subject, and sit the exam knowing exactly where you stand.
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