The phrase "airstrip area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated space or region where aircraft can land and take off, typically in a more informal or smaller context than an airport.
Example: "The pilot was instructed to land the plane in the airstrip area designated for emergency landings."
Alternatives: "landing zone" or "runway area".
Pavement, in civil engineering, durable surfacing of a road, airstrip, or similar area.
A small airstrip links the area with other major west coast cities. Ungku Omar Polytechnical Institute (1969) is located in the city.
The workers said they were concerned that the airstrip in the area, surrounded by steep hills, might become inaccessible.
That idea took greater shape on Thursday morning, when a black Challenger jet landed at Laconia Airport, the largest airstrip in the area, on the lake's southern shore.
The document is a CIA report on overhead reconnaissance, and details the history of the development of the U-2 and OXCART program spy planes from 1954 to 1974, both of which were developed and tested at the super secret Area 51 airstrip on the Nevada Test and Training Range, adjacent to Nellis Air Force Base.
"There are very few airstrips in these areas, and the strips and airspace are precious to us," he said.
Other materials were developed to simulate bridges, convoys, bivouac areas, airstrips, marshaling yards, post activities, and supply dumps.
Maseru, in turn, is linked by road and airstrips to other areas of mountainous Lesotho and by scheduled air service to Johannesburg.
We opted to stay in the mainly residential area near the airstrip in a quirky, three-storey house called Sandcastle.
Taiwan usually maintains a low-key approach to such matters but has coastguard and military facilities in the area, including an airstrip and soon-to-be-completed port on Taiping Island, also known as Itu Abu, the largest natural land mass in the disputed Spratlys archipelago.
