For aviators

The airport features a large, well-maintained asphalt runway that facilitates easy take-offs and landings.
• Runway 2500 x 60 m, 06/24
• LDA 06 and 24, 2500 m
• Radio frequency 120.200
• Field elevation 349 ft
• Taxiway D provides access to the airport apron, control tower, and the airport itself. An access gate has a numerical code.
• Taxiway C connects P to the cargo apron, fuel filling station, recreational aviation apron, and Lappeenranta Aviation Association hangar.

EFLP AIS
• Existing Notices
NOTAMs
A revised no-fly zone is in effect for southbound descent during NOTAM (typically on weekdays between 13.15 and 13.45 local time) at the end of the 24th downwind, due to blasting works at Ihalainen mine.
The field houses Shell fuel distribution for JET A-1. Confirm fuel availability via NOTAMs or maintenance.
For more information about AIS products and services, visit the Fintraffic Air Navigation Services Ltd website.
The Finnish Meteorological Institute offers aviation weather updates around the clock all year, along with precise weather data for pilots available electronically.

• Runway 2500 x 60 m, 06/24
• LDA 06 and 24 2500 m
• Radio frequency 120.200
• Field height 349 ft
• Taxiway D (Access to airport apron, control tower and airport. There is a numerical code at the access gate.)
• Taxiway C (P to cargo apron, fuel filling station, recreational aviation apron and Lappeenranta Aviation Association hangar).
• EFLP AIS
• Existing Notices NOTAMs

A revised no-fly zone for the southbound descent of Notam (usually on weekdays between 13.15 and 13.45 local time) at the end of the 24th downwind due to blasting works at the Ihalainen mine.

On the field is the Shell fuel distribution JET A-1. Check fuel availability with NOTAMs or maintenance.

Find out more about AIS products and services on the Fintraffic Air Navigation Services Ltd website.

The Finnish Meteorological Institute provides aviation weather updates 24 hours a day, all year round, as well as accurate weather information for aviators electronically here.

• The Aviation Association hall features a cafeteria and a hall area.
• In summer or at other times, for large groups, the Karelian Aviation Museum is available.
• Aviation memorials are located in front of the airport and in the square outside Prisma.

Lappeenranta offers a variety of sights and experiences for all tastes. Visit visitlappeenranta.fi to learn more about the attractions and the diverse activities available in Lappeenranta. The city centre is approximately 2 km from the airport, with a regular bus service connecting the two. Lidl, Prisma, and Kotipizza are about 1 km from the airport.

Lappeenranta Aviation Association ry, established in 1932, operates at Lappeenranta Airport. The association owns two motor planes and four sailplanes, which are actively used during the summer. Its members are available to assist and answer questions. The association offers:

• a large club room with a cafeteria, attended by members
• hall and meeting space available for hire

Contact information of the Lappeenranta Aircraft Association:

Timo Lindström
Chairman
timojuhani.lindstrom@gmail.com
tel. +358 40 7211925

Ilkka Toivanen
Vice-President
ilkka.toivanen@gmail.com
tel. +358 40 5541173

For more information on services for general aviation, please contact info@lppairport.fi.