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A mere 45-minute
flight from Reykjavik is the beautiful town of Akureyri.
Situated on the shores of the north coast, this charming port town of
around 15.000 inhabitants is the commercial and cultural capital of northern
Iceland. The spectacular surrounding snow-capped mountains, lush farm
pastures and crystal clear waters of Iceland's longest fjord make this
town, with its many beautifully-maintained period houses, one of Iceland's
loveliest urban settings.
The region has also been blessed with an unusually mild and pleasant climate,
despite its close proximity to the Arctic Circle. Whether your plans are
recreational or cultural, Akureyri is the perfect choice. For those simply
wishing to savour this picturesque and friendly town there's plenty to
choose from. Take a stroll through the fine Botanic Gardens having every
species of plant native to Iceland, visit the various museums and restaurants,
or enjoy events of the summer arts festival that extends from mid-June
to August. The town has fine swimming pools and also boasts the world's
most northerly golf course, which annually hosts the Arctic Open. Akureyri
is also the ideal location from where to explore some of Iceland's most
beautiful natural gems. You can travel to the Lake Myvatn area, famous
for its rich birdlife, as well as its fantastic geological formations
and hot springs. Take a trip to the nearby inhabited islands of Hrisey
and Grimsey on the Arctic Circle and experience Icelandic nature and country
life at its most unique. Or go on a thrilling whale-watching trip from
the neighbouring coastal village of Husavik.
The airport
runway
is situated on a spit due south of the city centre. There are no public
transport connections; however, taxis are available.
Contacts
Akureyri Airport
Icelandair Akureyri AirportP.O. Box 400IS-602
Akureyri Tel: 460-7000 / Fax: 460-7010
Business hours.Open daily from 07:00-22:0025
May - 15 August from 07:00-13:00 Direct
lines:Bookings and flight information:
Tel: 460-7000 Chartered flights:
Tel: 460-7080 Fax: 460-7090
Air cargo, service desk at the Akureyri Airport: Tel: 460-7060Fax: 460-7010
Images and information
placed above are from
http://www.airiceland.is/AirIceland/Destinations/Akureyri/
The University of Bergen - http://www2.geo.uib.no/OBS-JanMayen-2006/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akureyri_Airport
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akureyri
We thank them for the data!
| General
Info
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| Country |
Iceland
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| ICAO
ID |
BIAR
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| Time |
UTC
0
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| Latitude |
65.659994
65° 39' 35.98" N
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| Longitude |
-18.072703
018° 04' 21.73" W
|
| Elevation |
6
feet
2 meters
|
| Type |
Civil
|
| Magnetic
Variation |
015°
W (01/06)
|
| Beacon |
Yes
|
| Operating
Agency |
CIVIL
GOVERNMENT, (LANDING FEES AND DIPLOMATIC CLEARANCE MAY BE REQUIRED)
|
| Operating
Hours |
SEE
REMARKS FOR OPERATING HOURS OR COMMUNICATIONS FOR POSSIBLE HOURS
|
| Communications
|
| TWR |
118.2
292.7
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| RADAR |
118.7
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| REYKJAVIK
ACC |
119.7
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| Runways
|
| ID |
Dimensions |
Surface |
PCN |
ILS
|
| 01/19
|
6365
x 148 feet
1940 x 45 meters |
ASPHALT |
028FAXT |
YES
|
| Navaids
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| Type |
ID |
Name |
Channel |
Freq |
Distance
From Field |
Bearing
From Navaid
|
| VOR-DME |
AKI |
AKUREYRI |
083X |
113.6 |
6.2 NM |
212.9
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| NDB |
TO |
TORFUR |
- |
324 |
9.8 NM |
027.1
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| Supplies/Equipment
|
| Fuel |
Jet
A1, without icing nhibitor.
100/130 MIL Spec, low lead, aviation gasoline (BLUE) |
| Remarks
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| CAUTION |
Rwy
01 PAPI unuse byd 4 NM fr thld and more than 10 either side of cntrline
dueto obst. Rwy 19 PAPI unuse byd 4 NM fr thld due to obst.
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| CSTMS/IMG |
Cstms
avbl O/R.
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| FUEL |
Avbl
0900-1800Z, hol PN. (NC-100LL, A1)
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| MISC |
Ldg
fees. 164' wide 213' long ASP turning area on ea end of rwy.
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| OPR
HOURS |
Opr
0700Z-2300Z. OT O/R C+354 569 4360.
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| TFC
PAT |
Right
tfc Rwy 01. |
Thanks to: www.worldaerodata.com
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