Transform Your Flight Sim Experience
with In-Depth Tracking & Analysis
Track every flight, analyse your performance,
and master your flying skills with My FS Flights
Get 10 flights free every month!
Tracked and analysed flights over miles
Reykjahlíð Airport (ICAO BIRL, IATA MVA) is a small airfield at Mývatn in the Northeastern Region of Iceland, sitting at 1,027 feet above sea level. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and serves the communities around Lake Mývatn, an area known for its striking volcanic and geothermal landscape.
Reykjahlíð Airport, also known by its IATA code MVA, is a small aerodrome located at Myvatn in the Northeastern Region (Norðurland eystra) of Iceland. It lies at an elevation of 1,027 feet and provides a single paved runway, making it a modest but useful stop for visual flight rules pilots exploring the Mývatn area of northern Iceland.
The airfield is situated at Myvatn in the Northeastern Region of Iceland, at coordinates 65.6558 N, 16.9181 W.
Reykjahlíð Airport has one physical runway, orientated 01/19, measuring 2,608 feet in length with a hard surface. Both directions are lit.
No communications frequencies are published for the airfield, and it has no instrument landing system or associated navaids on record. Pilots should expect the field to be uncontrolled and should exercise standard self-announcing procedures appropriate to an unattended Icelandic airstrip.
Reykjahlíð Airport remains a small regional airfield with a single lit runway serving the Mývatn area of northern Iceland.
