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Camp Shorabak Airfield (OAZ)

Lashkar Gah, Afghanistan · small airport · 31.849° 64.223° ·
Airport Information
IATA CodeOAZ
ICAO CodeOAZI
Typesmall airport
NameCamp Shorabak Airfield
MunicipalityLashkar Gah
CountryAfghanistan
ContinentAS
Latitude31.849° N
Longitude64.223° E
Elevation2943 ft
Climate ZoneTemperate
Scheduled ServiceYes
Score50
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Country & Timezone Info
CountryAfghanistan
ISO Code
RegionLashkar Gah
Continent CodeAS
IANA TimezoneAsia/Kabul
UTC Offset (Standard)UTC+4:30
DST OffsetUTC+4:30
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🌡 Climate — Temperate (31.8°N)

Jan
8°
0°
Feb
10°
1°
Mar
13°
4°
Apr
17°
7°
May
21°
11°
Jun
26°
15°
Jul
28°
17°
Aug
27°
16°
Sep
23°
13°
Oct
18°
9°
Nov
12°
5°
Dec
9°
1°
* Approximate average temperatures by month based on temperate latitude zone

✨ AI-Enhanced Insights

Camp Shorabak Airfield (IATA: OAZ, ICAO: OAZI) is a military airfield in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, located near Lashkar Gah. It was formerly part of the large Camp Bastion and Camp Leatherneck complex and served as a key ISAF air hub, with a long runway capable of handling military transport and tactical aircraft. Today it is associated with Camp Shorabak and is not a regular civilian airport.

💡 Local Tip
If you are authorized to transit, note that the airfield sits in a dusty, hot desert environment; summer heat and blowing dust can delay rotary-wing and fixed-wing operations, so early-morning movements are often smoother. Carry your own water and eye protection, as facilities are basic and conditions can change quickly.
🚖 Getting There

There is no public transport or commercial shuttle service to the airfield; access is controlled and typically arranged through military, government, or contractor channels. Most personnel reach it by road from Lashkar Gah or by military airlift, with convoy and force-protection procedures in effect. Confirm gate, escort, and security requirements well in advance, as the former Bastion and Leatherneck complex is large and checkpoints can cause delays.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is Camp Shorabak Airfield located?
A: It is in Helmand Province, south-western Afghanistan, near the city of Lashkar Gah, at coordinates 31.849°N, 64.223°E.

Q: What is the airport's history?
A: The airfield was developed as part of Camp Bastion, a major British-led base, and adjacent Camp Leatherneck, a US Marine Corps base. It supported coalition operations in Helmand and later became known as Camp Shorabak under Afghan control.

Q: Can civilians book flights to Camp Shorabak Airfield?
A: No. It is a military and security airfield, not a commercial airport, and civilian access is generally restricted. Any travel would require official authorization and military or government coordination.

Q: What are the codes for Camp Shorabak Airfield?
A: The IATA code is OAZ and the ICAO code is OAZI.
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