DCS: Iraq

Drafted — not technically validated

Record revision 1 · The whole of Iraq in early access, with a separate Northern Iraq region around Mosul and Kirkuk.

One simulator's map: what it covers, when it is set, and which airfields in this encyclopedia it represents. Sim maps change with updates; each claim is cited with the date it was read.

DCS: Iraq

Simulator
DCS World
Made by
Eagle Dynamics
Setting
Present day: No single period: its missions and campaigns span different eras and conflicts, historical and hypothetical [1]
Area
The whole of Iraq, from the southern deserts to the northern mountains, with a separately sold Northern Iraq region around Mosul and Kirkuk [1] [2]
Real-world theatre
Middle East
Purchase
  • DCS WorldDCS: Iraq Map by Eagle DynamicsDCS Store

Store pages checked 2026-10-28. Prices and availability change.

Map

Explore the map or select an airfield. Markers show runway, radio and navigation data. Present-day OpenStreetMap geography; no exact simulator terrain boundary is shown. Airfield markers follow the simulator data, including on historical maps; the basemap does not depict their historical surroundings.

The interactive map is loading. The airfield reference table remains available below.

Airfield overlay: the same versioned simulator data as the table below. © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL.

Airfields

Every airfield with a runway in Iraq's data from the game: 20 airfields. Names link to this encyclopedia's entry where there is one.

AirfieldElevationRunwaysTower (MHz)TACAN, VOR and NDBILS
Al-Asad Airbase33.7812° N, 42.4276° E568 ft09L (084°) / 27R (264°), 12,196 ft09R (083°) / 27L (263°), 12,360 ftVHF 131.2UHF 363.7low VHF 38.7 · HF 3.9TACAN 80X* (RAA)09L: 108.8 (IRAA)27R: 108.9 (ISAD)
Al-Kut Airport32.4839° N, 45.7556° E40 ft11L (104°) / 29R (284°), 8,216 ft11R (104°) / 29L (284°), 8,554 ftVHF 135.5UHF 250.85low VHF 39.3 · HF 4.2——
Al-Sahra Airport34.6679° N, 43.5364° E418 ft14L (137°) / 32R (317°), 5,335 ft14R (137°) / 32L (317°), 7,582 ftVHF 118.05UHF 250.15low VHF 38.55 · HF 3.825NDB 1669 kHz (TKT)—
Al-Salam Airbase33.2789° N, 44.4943° E67 ft15 (142°) / 33 (322°), 7,201 ftVHF 118.1UHF 250.25low VHF 38.65 · HF 3.875——
Al-Taji Airport33.5238° N, 44.2568° E107 ft34 (336°) / 16 (156°), 5,162 ftVHF 126.0UHF 250.6low VHF 39.05 · HF 4.075NDB 1650 kHz (TAJI)—
Al-Taquddum Airport33.3392° N, 43.5985° E254 ft12L (115°) / 30R (295°), 9,718 ft12R (115°) / 30L (295°), 10,864 ftVHF 135.7UHF 250.2low VHF 38.6 · HF 3.85TACAN 70X* (MAT)—
Baghdad International Airport33.2558° N, 44.2256° E96 ft15L (145°) / 33R (325°), 11,839 ft15R (145°) / 33L (325°), 9,811 ftVHF 118.9UHF 250.3low VHF 38.75 · HF 3.925TACAN 64X*, 121.7 MHz (BAP)VOR-DME 76X, 112.9 MHz (BGD)15L: 110.7 (IYDB)15R: 110.9 (ITAK)33L: 110.3 (INHA)33R: 110.1 (IYCA)
Balad Airbase33.9428° N, 44.3671° E144 ft12 (121°) / 30 (301°), 8,652 ft14 (141°) / 32 (321°), 8,482 ftVHF 119.8UHF 250.55low VHF 39.0 · HF 4.05VORTAC 93X, 114.6 MHz (BLD)14: 109.95 (IANC)32: 109.9 (IBLD)
Bashur Airport36.5345° N, 44.3392° E2,029 ft13 (133°) / 31 (313°), 5,266 ftVHF 118.8UHF 250.4low VHF 38.85 · HF 3.975TACAN 47X* (ORB)—
Erbil International Airport36.2383° N, 43.9467° E1,226 ft15 (146°) / 33R (326°), 7,824 ft18 (175°) / 36 (355°), 14,586 ftVHF 128.8UHF 250.35low VHF 38.8 · HF 3.95VOR-DME 110X, 116.3 MHz (RER)15: 109.3 (IRER)18: 109.2 (IREA)36: 109.7 (IREB)
H-2 Airbase33.3563° N, 40.5885° E2,071 ft11 (108°) / 29 (288°), 9,352 ft16 (158°) / 34 (338°), 5,637 ftVHF 118.15UHF 250.0low VHF 39.1 · HF 4.1——
H-3 Main Airbase32.9362° N, 39.7457° E2,542 ft06 (060°) / 24 (240°), 7,820 ft11 (107°) / 29 (287°), 7,964 ftVHF 118.2UHF 250.7low VHF 39.15 · HF 4.125——
H-3 Northwest Airbase33.0764° N, 39.5958° E2,551 ft12 (117°) / 30 (297°), 6,746 ftVHF 118.3UHF 250.8low VHF 39.25 · HF 4.175——
H-3 Southwest Airbase32.7438° N, 39.6014° E2,652 ft10 (116°) / 29 (296°), 5,763 ftVHF 118.25UHF 250.75low VHF 39.2 · HF 4.15——
K1 Base35.5127° N, 44.2843° E973 ft14 (136°) / 32 (316°), 5,004 ftVHF 118.0UHF 250.1low VHF 38.5 · HF 3.8——
Kharg Airfield29.2609° N, 50.3218° E16 ft13 (131°) / 31 (311°), 6,539 ftVHF 122.1UHF 325.0low VHF 39.35 · HF 4.225VOR-DME 81X, 113.4 MHz (KHG)—
Kirkuk International Airport35.4711° N, 44.3446° E1,027 ft13 (128°) / 31 (308°), 5,613 ft14 (140°) / 32 (320°), 6,246 ftVHF 125.55UHF 250.05low VHF 38.45 · HF 3.775TACAN 86X* (KRK)VOR-DME 49X, 111.2 MHz (KIR)31: 109.1 (ISAD)
Mosul International Airport36.3064° N, 43.1471° E742 ft15 (152°) / 33 (332°), 6,708 ftVHF 119.0UHF 250.65low VHF 38.4 · HF 3.75——
Qayyarah Airfield West35.7658° N, 43.1223° E706 ft15 (147°) / 33 (327°), 9,981 ftVHF 122.2UHF 250.45low VHF 38.9 · HF 4.0TACAN 72X* (QYW)—
Sulaimaniyah International Airport35.5608° N, 45.3148° E2,408 ft13 (128°) / 31 (308°), 10,157 ftVHF 121.7UHF 250.5low VHF 38.95 · HF 4.025VOR-DME 117X, 117.0 MHz (SUL)13: 111.1 (NGA)31: 111.7 (SUL)

Source: dcs-world-schema reference data: Iraq airbases, beacons and navaids, dcs-world-schema, open-source data extracted by running DCS World 2.9.30.28536 (extracted 2026-10-04), at commit c3091e6. Runway headings are magnetic, as the game computes them; lengths and elevations are converted from metres. The game gives TACAN and DME channels no X or Y band. Where a beacon’s listed frequency is the reply or paired VHF frequency of one band (ICAO Annex 10 channel plan), that band is shown. * marks an assumed X: the game lists no frequency that settles it, and every ground TACAN whose frequency does settle it is X. A dash means the game gives none.

Airfield coverage

No airfield in this encyclopedia has been checked against this map yet.

Each airfield's page cites the sources for its entry. Airfields not listed have not been checked against this map.

Coverage

The map is in early access. It covers the entire country, its deserts, marshlands, mountains and cities, with what its makers call accurate recreations of all significant airfields and military installations, and it is planned to grow into neighbouring regions. [1] The Northern Iraq region, sold on its own, details the mountains, rivers, dams and cities of the north, among them Mosul and the oil fields of Kirkuk. [2]

Eagle Dynamics does not publish an airfield list for the map; the table below is taken from the game’s own data.

Sources

  1. DCS: Iraq. Eagle Dynamics (product page). https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/terrains/iraq_terrain/ (accessed 2026-10-27).
  2. DCS: Iraq North. Eagle Dynamics (product page). https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/terrains/iraq_north_terrain/ (accessed 2026-10-27).

Wikipedia articles are secondary sources and can change; they are cited with the date they were read. Vendor pages describe the current release of each map.