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Maguwo was a landing ground on the eastern outskirts of Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia which was in use in the 1940s . It was replaced by the Adisucipto airport, which was named after an Indonesian pilot killed in a Dutch attack on the Maguwo landing ground.[citation needed]
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