Albenga is a small airport in Northern Italy, near the sea and holiday locations. It is used almost exclusively by general aviation planes, business jets and firefighting aircraft.
Some days ago, some friends and I decided to book a short flight over the sea.
Traffic is scarce due to the size of the airport. Here is an A109 taking off...
...and an Ecureuil landing:
Parked at the biz apron, there was a rare Eclipse 500:
Partenavia P.66C of the local flying club:
A Fiat G.91T used as gate guardian.
Here is a shot taken during the flight: Gallinara Island, a small island not far from the coast. The "rock arch" to the left is not visible from land, only from sea and air.
The Reims-Cessna F172 we used for the flight:
Thank you for watching!
