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Flúðir Airport is a small general aviation airfield serving the town of Flúðir in Iceland's Southern Region, offering a pair of short unpaved runways for light aircraft. It sits at an elevation of around 243 feet and has no instrument approach aids, making it a strictly visual-flight destination for pilots exploring this part of southern Iceland.
Flúðir Airport (ICAO: BIFL) is a small, uncontrolled airfield located near the town of Flúðir in the Sudurland (Southern) region of Iceland. It is a general aviation field with two unpaved runways and no instrument landing system, typical of the small local strips scattered around the Icelandic countryside. For a simulator pilot, it offers a quiet, low-traffic destination well away from the busier terminal airspace of Reykjavik or Keflavik.
The airfield lies at coordinates 64.1428 N, 20.3261 W in the Sudurland region of southern Iceland, close to the town of Flúðir. It sits at a field elevation of 243 feet above mean sea level.
Flúðir Airport has two physical runways. Runway 04/22 is a dirt surface, measuring approximately 2437 feet in the 04 direction and 2436 feet in the 22 direction. Runway 18/36 is a grass surface, measuring approximately 2087 feet in both directions. There is no ILS available at the field.
No communications frequencies are published for Flúðir Airport, and no radio callsign, air-ground service, or navaids are listed for the field.
