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This aerodrome was mentioned with the ICAO code UUBA; this is however not an ICAO code, it is only of local (i.e. Russian) significance. See the official state document at http://www.caiga.ru/DocAni/manual_of_4_letter_indexes/Indexes_of_Airports.pdf , it is regularly updated. At page 108 of the current edition, one can see
ЬУБА | УУБА*| | Кострома / Сокеркино
ЬУББ | | | Брянск / Бежица
ЬУБВ | УУБВ | UUBB | Раменское
ЬУБД | УУБД*| | Рязань / Дягилево
Had UUBA been a formal ICAO code, it would have been mentioned - in Latin script - in the third column, like the UUBB for Ramenskoye.
The matter is complex and confusing, I hope this helps a bit.
NB the first and second column are for military resp. civilian fields, some having the two; though the distinction is sometimes vague.
Jan olieslagers (talk) 09:28, 27 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]