The phrase "airstrip to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a destination or purpose related to an airstrip, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The flight was diverted to the nearest airstrip to ensure passenger safety."
Alternatives: "landing strip for" or "runway leading to".
The group walked from the airstrip to Hill 192.
The speedboat ride from the dusty Lamu airstrip to Peponi is 10 minutes of windswept anticipation.
This week Air Greenland began commercial flights between Kangerlussuaq, a former military airstrip to the south, and Baltimore in Maryland.
There is flat land near the base that would appear better suited for an airstrip to serve it.
There is a madcap drive from the airstrip to the city: those who reach the market first receive the best price.Mogadishu's marketplaces, Bakara and Hamarweyne, bustle with enterprise.
He tells me about a player in Alaska who flew a bush plane to a remote airstrip to capture a key portal.
Some John Frum villages even built rudimentary airstrips to summon back the G.I.'s — and their cargo.
Maseru, in turn, is linked by road and airstrips to other areas of mountainous Lesotho and by scheduled air service to Johannesburg.
Under orders from President Getúlio Vargas, they also built airstrips to consolidate control over the vast, untamed tropical territory known in Portuguese as the Sertão.
Mr. Young led his fighters into battles against Communist forces and directed the construction of airstrips to be used by Air America, the C.I.A.-financed airline that supplied the hill tribes with weapons and supplies.
Every now and then we glided down to isolated villages, landing bumpily on dirt airstrips to drop off the now half-melted chickens and to pick up passengers, parcels and post.
