Letališče Edvarda Rusjana Maribor

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Letališče Edvarda Rusjana Maribor (IATA: MBX, ICAO: LJMB) je drugo največje mednarodno letališče v Sloveniji in je poleg Ljubljanskega letališča in Cerkljanskega edino primerno za mednarodni komercialni letalski promet ter opremljeno z ILS. Na tej lokaciji je letališče od leta 1953 imenovano Skoke za športne potrebe, leta 1976 pa je bilo dograjeno za mednarodni promet. Rekordno št. potnikov je bilo 187 516 leta 1978. Ima dve vzporedni stezi: eno asfaltno dolgo 2500 metrov in drugo krajšo travnato dolgo 1200 metrov. Nahaja se v občini Hoče-Slivnica, 10 kilometrov južno od Maribora. Leta 2008 so letališče poimenovali po Edvardu Rusjanu, pionirju slovenskega letalstva. Na letališču deluje tudi najstarejši slovenski letalski klub Letalski center Maribor, ustanovljen leta 1927.

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