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Filin Jirgin Hakodate

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Filin Jirgin Hakodate
IATA: HKD • ICAO: RJCH More pictures
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Ƴantacciyar ƙasaJapan
Prefecture of Japan (en) FassaraHokkaido (en) Fassara
Subprefecture of Japan (en) FassaraOshima Subprefecture (en) Fassara
Core city of Japan (en) FassaraHakodate
Coordinates 41°46′12″N 140°49′19″E / 41.77°N 140.8219°E / 41.77; 140.8219
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Altitude (en) Fassara 34 m, above sea level
History and use
Opening1961
Ƙaddamarwa1961
Manager (en) Fassara Hokkaido Airports
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Suna saboda Hakodate
Filin jirgin sama
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Runway (en) Fassara Material Tsawo Faɗi
12/303000 m45 m
City served Hakodate
Offical website

Filin jirgin sama na Hakodate (函館空港, Hakodate Kūkō) (IATA: HKD, ICAO: RJCH) filin jirgin sama ne mai nisan kilomita 7.6 (4.7 mi) gabas[1] na tashar Hakodate a Hakodate, birni ne a Hokkaido, Japan. Ma'aikatar Filaye ce, Gine-gine, Sufuri da yawon buɗe ido kuma Filin Jirgin Sama na Hokkaido [ja].

An buɗe filin jirgin saman Hakodate a cikin 1961 tare da titin jirgin sama guda ɗaya mai tsayin mita 1,200. Wani sabon haɓaka tashoshi da tsawaita titin jirgin zuwa mita 2,000 ya fara aiki a cikin 1971. An ƙara ƙarin titin zuwa 2,500 m a 1978 kuma zuwa 3,000 m a 1999. An buɗe sabon ginin tashar a 2005.[2]

A ranar 6 ga Satumba, 1976, matukin jirgin Soviet Viktor Belenko ya koma yamma ta hanyar saukar da jirgin MiG-25 Foxbat a filin jirgin saman Hakodate.[3]

A ranar 21 ga watan Yunin shekarar 1995, wani ma’aikacin bankin Tokyo mai suna Fumio Kutsumi, ya yi awon gaba da jirgin All Nippon Airways mai lamba 857, jirgin Boeing 747 daga Tokyo zuwa Hakodate. Kutsumi yayi ikirarin cewa yana aiki ne a madadin shugaban kungiyar asiri ta Aum Shinrikyo Shoko Asahara. Jirgin ya sauka a Hakodate kuma ya kasance a kan titin jirgin sama na tsawon sa'o'i 15 kafin a wayi gari 'yan sandan kwantar da tarzoma su far wa jirgin tare da kubutar da fasinjojin.[4]

  1. AIS Japan Archived 2016-05-17 at the Portuguese Web Archive
  2. 日本の空港/VFRパイロットの飛行場・ヘリポート情報誌!. www.dgraph.co.jp (in Japanese). Retrieved 2017-04-17
  3. Dowling, Stephen (2016-09-05). "The pilot who stole a secret Soviet fighter jet". BBC. Retrieved 2017-04-17.
  4. Reid, T. R. (1995-06-22). "JAPANESE POLICE STORM PLANE, GRAB HIJACKER". The Washington Post. ISSN 0190-8286. Retrieved 2017-04-17.