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Buffalo Range Airport (FVCZ) — MSFS Landing Stats

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Buffalo Range Airport

Country: ZimbabweIATA: BFOType: Medium AirportCity: ChiredziElevation: 1421 ftRunways: 14 (5,177 ft) • 32 (5,177 ft)Total Landings: 0
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🌬 Wind: 220/1 kt
🌡 Temperature: 8C
⏲ Pressure: 1026 hPa
⛈ Conditions: Clear

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Crash Rate: 0.0% (0)

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Accidents & Incidents

  • 6 January 1977: A Rhodesian Air Force Douglas C-47B , tail number R7034, hit overhead conveyor steel cables, across the Lundi River on return from Malapati airfield, crashing and killing three occupants, pilot, co-pilot and Despatcher. Three Despatcher passengers survived.
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