Arvidsjaur Airport

Arvidsjaur airport is located 11km drive from Arvidsjaur city center, about a 10-minute drive away. The airport was established in the year 1990, and is owned by the Arvidsjaur Airport, AB

Rikstrafiken is the purchaser of air traffic for Arvidsjaur Flygplats AB. LOT Polish Airlines operates flights between Stockholm Arlanda and Arvidsjaur. For more information see: www.rikstrafiken.se
The national public transport agency, determines the frequency and the time that the flight is to be made. The type of aircraft operating in the normal line is the CRJ 900 and 86 seats.

In the winter season, organizers also fly direct charters to Germany from Arvidsjaur. German destinations are currently, Hahn, Stuttgart and Hannover and Munich. Number of departures is approximately 3-6 departures per week, per direction and destination.
These four cities are major German car manufacturing cities that have extensive testing operations of their cars and systems for cars. Tests are carried out in northern Sweden during the winter. Trips here in winter time are mediated by, among others, the organizer Fly-car as well as Pro Sky, which has its seats in Germany.

The airport has a 2,500-metre runway. This one is more than enough for such as the Boeing 737 and the Airbus 320. The path direction is Southeast (120 degrees) to the Northwest (300°) and is known as runway 12 and runway 30. After the last extension, we have a good approach aids for landing in both directions.

Airport facts:

Location: Arvidsjaur
Flygplatstyp: National airport
IATA code: AJR
ICAO code: ESNX
Operator: Arvidsjaur municipality
Öppningsår: 1990
Height above sea level: 378m (1245 ft.)
Geographical coordinates: 65°35'N, 19°16'East