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Albert Bray Airport (IATA: BYF, ICAO: LFAQ) is a small general-aviation airfield in the Somme department of northern France, located between Albert and Bray-sur-Somme. It has no scheduled airline service and mainly handles private pilots, flying clubs, and visitors to the nearby WWI battlefields and memorials. The field sits in open Picardy farmland roughly 5 km southeast of Albert town centre.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know the field can be quiet and unstaffed, so call ahead to confirm opening, fuel, and landing fees; also check NOTAMs for runway or glider activity before departure.
🚖 Getting There
By road, the airport is reached from Albert via the D929 and local roads toward Bray-sur-Somme; a car or taxi is the most practical option. Albert has a railway station with TER regional trains to Amiens and other Picardy towns, but there is no direct public bus to the airfield. If arriving by train, take a taxi from Albert station or arrange a rental car in advance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Albert Bray Airport?
A: The IATA code is BYF and the ICAO code is LFAQ.
Q: Does Albert Bray Airport have commercial flights?
A: No, it is a small general-aviation airport with no scheduled passenger service; it is used by private aircraft, flying clubs, and occasional charter or medical flights.
Q: How far is Albert Bray Airport from Albert town centre?
A: It is about 5 km southeast of Albert, roughly a 10-minute drive by car or taxi.
Q: What facilities are available at LFAQ?
A: Facilities are limited and may include a small terminal or clubhouse, parking, and avgas fuel; check opening hours, fuel availability, and PPR requirements before arrival.
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