Holešov Airport

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Holešov Airport was an old airport serving the city of Holešov. The airport opened in the 1946 and closed in 2009.

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Holešov Airport
Holešovská, okres Kroměříž

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N 49.316666666667 °	E 17.566666666667 °

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Holešovská

Holešovská
769 01 okres Kroměříž, Zahnašovice
Central Moravia, Czechia
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