Dundo Airport guide

Dundo Airport, also known as Camaquenzo I Airport, serves Dundo, the capital of Lunda Norte Province in north-eastern Angola. Its ICAO code is FNDU. The airfield sits at an elevation of 747 metres, in the diamond-mining region of the Lunda provinces, far from the coast and from the capital Luanda.

The airport has one asphalt runway, designated 04/22, which Wikipedia lists at 2,500 metres. Other aviation databases give different lengths, so check the figure with the operator before planning a charter. A non-directional beacon with the identifier DU supports approaches. The government of Angola operates the airport as a public facility.

A rehabilitation programme reopened the airport to commercial flights in 2012. It added a new passenger terminal with four boarding gates, immigration facilities, a luggage hall and a new control tower, at a reported cost of about USD 43 million. Runway rehabilitation and expansion work was contracted to Andrade Gutierrez in 2017, funded by a bank syndicate led by KfW IPEX-Bank. Scheduled flights connect Dundo with Luanda, and the airport also receives cargo aircraft. In January 2001 an Air Gemini Boeing 727 cargo flight ran off the runway on landing, killing one ground worker.