Pegasus Field

Oakland, United States

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Pegasus Field

Oakland, United States

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7TN4

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380 ft

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Small private airfield serving the Oakland, Tennessee area.

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Oakland, United States

Pegasus Field (ICAO: 7TN4) is a small, privately owned general aviation airfield located in Oakland, Tennessee, United States. It serves light aircraft operations and is not a commercial passenger airport. The facility is typical of small private airstrips in the region, accommodating personal and recreational flying rather than scheduled airline service. It does not hold an IATA code, reflecting its non-commercial status.

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›Pegasus Field is a privately owned general aviation airfield.
›It carries the ICAO identifier 7TN4 but has no IATA code.
›The airport is located in Oakland, Tennessee, not Oakland, California.
›It is used primarily for light aircraft and recreational flying.
›No scheduled commercial airline service operates from this facility.

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Pegasus Field was an airstrip in Antarctica, the southernmost of three airfields serving McMurdo Station. It closed due to excessive melting in the summer season caused by warmer temperatures combined with dust and dirt blown in from nearby Black Island. The last flight was on December 8, 2016 and it was replaced by Phoenix Airfield with flights starting in February 2017.

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