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Fagurhólsmýri Airport is a small public airfield serving the settlement of Fagurhólsmýri in the Austurland region of southern Iceland. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and sits close to the Ingo VOR-DME, making it a modest but locatable strip for VFR pilots exploring Iceland's remote south coast.
Fagurhólsmýri Airport is a small public-use aerodrome serving the settlement of Fagurhólsmýri in the Austurland region of Iceland. It is a modest, lightly developed field typical of Iceland's rural airstrips, of interest to sim pilots seeking an out-of-the-way VFR destination in a scenic and sparsely populated part of the country.
The airfield lies at Fagurhólsmýri in the Austurland (Eastern Region) of Iceland, at coordinates 63.8747N, 16.6411W. No specific controlled airspace, FIR boundary detail or nearby aerodromes are given in the available sources beyond its general location in southern/eastern Iceland.
Fagurhólsmýri has a single physical runway, 08/26, with a hard surface and a length of 3,919 feet (1,194 metres). No lighting or instrument landing system is available.
No communications frequencies are published for Fagurhólsmýri Airport, suggesting it is unstaffed and without an air-ground or ATC service. The Ingo VOR-DME (identifier ING) lies approximately 4.3 nautical miles south of the airfield and can be used as a navigational reference for arriving or departing traffic.
The Ingo VOR-DME, situated about 4.3 nautical miles south of the field, serves as a useful navigational and visual reference point for pilots locating the airfield.
Fagurhólsmýri Airport was established to serve the small settlement of the same name in Iceland. Beyond its designation as a public airport with a single gravel or hard runway, no further historical detail is recorded in the available sources.
Fagurhólsmýri continues to operate as a small public airfield serving its local settlement. No communications frequencies are published, and no information is available on fuel, facilities, opening hours or whether prior permission is required for a visit.
