Kittila Airport

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The passenger numbers at the Kittilä Airport have been rapidly increasing during recent times; in 2007, over 240,000 passengers used the airport. In spite of that, this northern airport has an unhurried and friendly atmosphere.


The Nordic and Alpine skiing facilities at Levi and Ylläs are but a stone’s throw from the airport. Besides Finnair and Blue1, many charter companies fly to Kittilä.

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Location

Kittila Airport Levintie 259, PL 88
Kittila 99101
Finland

Contact Info
Telephone: 
+358 16 366 8911
Email: 
Contact Form
Web: 
http://www.finavia.fi/airports/airport_kittila

Kittila Weather info
Broken clouds, light rain

Location of this weather station:
0.6 km North
Reported on:
Thu, 2012-05-17 05:20


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