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LLD Alldays airport
Alldays airport (IATA: LLD, ICAO:FAAL) is located in the city of Alldays, South africa.

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IATA Code

LLD

ICAO Code

FAAL

Name

Alldays airport

Type

Country / Region

South africa (ZA)

City

Alldays

Latitude

-22.6790200

Longitude

29.0555200

Time Zone

UTC+02:00

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Airport Overview

Alldays airport（LLD） ICAO: FAAL South Africa

Alldays airport is a small local airfield serving Alldays in South Africa’s northern Limpopo region. Its location is close to rural, conservation and cross-border commercial areas, but the supplied airport record shows no scheduled passenger or express cargo services. It should therefore be treated as an origin or destination airfield for pre-arranged charter, private aviation or specialist uplift rather than as a conventional cargo gateway. Our service team can assess whether the shipment should be handled through this airfield or routed through a larger South African airport with established airline, customs and cargo-terminal connectivity. Any aircraft acceptance, handling availability, operating hours, security arrangements and customs process must be confirmed before booking.

Airport name	Alldays airport
Location	Alldays, South Africa
Coordinates	22.679020° S, 29.055520° E
Time zone	UTC+02:00
Airport record status	Air services: 0; express services: 0 in the supplied master data

Key Highlights

Regional airfield profile: The airport is not positioned in the supplied data as a scheduled cargo or express hub.
Pre-arrangement is essential: Aircraft acceptance, ramp handling, security and cargo access should be confirmed directly through the responsible local operator or appointed handling party.
Limited logistics ecosystem: Shippers should not assume the availability of bonded storage, temperature-controlled rooms, dangerous-goods facilities or customs clearance at the airfield.
Alternative gateway planning: For regular international cargo, our service team will normally compare this option with a larger airport and an onward road feeder arrangement.
Remote-area considerations: Road distance, vehicle availability, border procedures and local delivery access may have a greater effect on total transit time than the flight itself.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Airport-specific cargo infrastructure is not represented in the supplied record. Our team will verify each capability before accepting a shipment; the following points should be treated as operational checks, not as confirmed facilities.

General cargo handlingConfirm whether a local ramp or ground-handling party can receive, weigh, secure and release cargo. Shipper-arranged loading may be required for charter or private-aircraft movements.

Warehousing and cargo accessDo not assume a public cargo terminal, bonded warehouse, pallet build-up area or 24-hour access. Pre-booked delivery and collection windows should be obtained in writing.

Temperature-controlled cargoCold-room and active-container power availability must be verified. For pharmaceuticals, perishables or biologics, our team may recommend a larger gateway with documented cold-chain handling.

Dangerous goodsAcceptance of dangerous goods, dry ice, lithium batteries and other regulated articles requires confirmation of trained personnel, aircraft approval and the applicable handling process.

Customs and securityConfirm whether export, import, transit, customs inspection and security screening can be completed locally. If not, customs formalities may need to be arranged at an alternative gateway.

Ground transportationUse a pre-arranged vehicle with suitable loading capacity and security controls. Collection timing should allow for remote-area access, road conditions and possible border formalities.

Routes & Transit Times

There is no confirmed scheduled cargo route or airline schedule in the supplied data. Our service team will seek a case-specific charter, ad-hoc uplift or private-aircraft solution only after aircraft, payload, runway, operating-hour and handling acceptance are verified.
For international shipments, a practical routing may involve a larger South African gateway followed by road feeder transport to Alldays airport or the final consignee. The exact gateway and carrier depend on origin, commodity, aircraft availability and customs requirements.
Transit time can be affected by aircraft positioning, daylight or operating restrictions, weather, cargo acceptance, security screening, customs formalities and local road conditions. No fixed transit commitment should be made before these points are confirmed.
For urgent or high-value cargo, our team will compare direct charter uplift against a scheduled-airline route with road delivery, considering total door-to-door time rather than flight time alone.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Service area: Alldays and surrounding northern Limpopo communities, farms, conservation-related locations and cross-border supply points may form the practical delivery hinterland.
Potential cargo profile: Pre-arranged movements may include urgent maintenance parts, agricultural inputs, project equipment, specialist tools, high-value documents or time-sensitive supplies. Actual acceptance depends on aircraft and handling capability.
Perishables and live cargo: Fresh produce, veterinary products, animals and temperature-sensitive goods require confirmed facilities, packaging, permits and a controlled handover plan; they should not be booked on the assumption of local cold-chain support.
Oversized or heavy cargo: Dimensions, weight, aircraft loading method, road access and lifting equipment must be checked before quotation. A nearby major gateway may be more suitable where heavy-lift infrastructure is required.

Operations & Compliance

Cut-off and acceptance: There is no standard cargo cut-off published in the supplied record. Our team will obtain a written acceptance time from the operator, handler or charter provider and allow contingency for remote collection.
Dangerous goods: A completed shipper’s declaration, correct classification, compliant packaging, marks and labels may be required under the applicable air-transport rules. Batteries, aerosols, fuel-related items, chemicals and dry ice must be declared before quotation.
Customs documents: Commercial invoice, packing list, transport instruction, export or import permits and any commodity-specific certificates should be prepared before cargo movement. Customs jurisdiction and inspection location must be confirmed for the selected routing.
Security and handover: Cargo should remain sealed, traceable and accessible only to approved parties. The consignee must be ready with identification, clearance evidence and a suitable vehicle at the agreed release point.

Regulatory interpretation and acceptance are route- and commodity-specific. Our service team will validate the current requirements with the appointed carrier, handling party and relevant South African authorities before tender.

Shipping Tips

Send the commercial invoice, packing list, dimensions, gross weight, commodity description, value, origin, destination and required delivery date before requesting a rate.
Request a feasibility check before packing oversized, hazardous, temperature-sensitive or live cargo. Include photographs, dimensions by piece and any power, ventilation or loading requirements.
Use robust export packaging suitable for manual handling and road transfer. Mark each piece clearly with consignee details, package count, gross weight and handling instructions.
Keep a gateway alternative available. If Alldays airport cannot accept the aircraft, commodity or customs process, our service team can assess a larger airport plus secured road delivery without restarting the documentation process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Alldays airport receive ordinary international air cargo?: It should not be assumed. The supplied record does not show scheduled cargo or express services. Our service team must confirm aircraft acceptance, local handling, security and customs arrangements before booking.
Can the airport be used for an urgent charter shipment?: Possibly, subject to aircraft performance, operating permissions, payload, weather, landing arrangements, local handling and cargo security. A charter feasibility check is required before any commitment.
Is a bonded warehouse or cold room available?: No airport-specific facility should be presumed from the supplied data. For bonded, pharmaceutical or perishable cargo, we will verify the exact storage and customs chain or propose an alternative gateway.
What documents are needed for a quotation?: Provide the commodity description, pieces, dimensions, gross weight, value, origin, destination, invoice and packing details. Dangerous goods, animals, food, pharmaceuticals and controlled products require additional information and permits.
How should final delivery be arranged?: Use a pre-arranged vehicle and consignee contact with a confirmed release point. The collection plan should cover road access, identification, customs release, loading capability and security requirements.

Data Sources & Provenance

The airport name, codes, city, country, coordinates, time zone and service-count fields in this module are based on the supplied airport master data. Operational statements concerning handling, customs, aircraft acceptance, schedules, facilities and transit are intentionally expressed as verification requirements where airport-specific confirmation is not available.

South African civil aviation regulatory reference: caa.co.za
South African customs and revenue authority reference: sars.gov.za
International air transport standards and carrier guidance reference: iata.org
International aviation standards reference: icao.int

Official schedules, airport operating permissions, customs jurisdiction, dangerous-goods acceptance, handling resources and current route availability must be reconfirmed for each shipment and date of movement.