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Halli Airport is a military aerodrome in Kuorevesi, part of Jämsä in Central Finland, some 23 kilometres west of Jämsä town centre. It offers a single long, lit hard runway well in excess of most general aviation needs, reflecting its history as a Finnish Air Force training base, and today it serves general and military aviation rather than scheduled airline traffic.
Halli Airport lies at Kuorevesi in the municipality of Jämsä, in Central Finland. It is operated jointly by Finavia and the Finnish Defence Forces and has long been associated with Finnish Air Force training. For a visiting VFR pilot it is notable chiefly for its very long single runway, a legacy of its military role, and for the adjacent Hallinportti Aviation Museum, which gives the field a strong aviation-heritage character even though it now sees little traffic.
The airport sits in Central Finland, about 23 kilometres west of Jämsä town centre, in the Kuorevesi area. It is a military airfield with no scheduled airline services, and Finavia notes that both Halli and the nearby Utti airport are used by general and military aviation rather than commercial operators.
Halli has a single physical runway, 08/26, roughly 8,430 to 8,467 feet in length depending on the direction measured, with a hard surface and runway lighting. There is no ILS approach.
Published frequencies for the field are APP 124.55 MHz, ATIS 115.2 MHz and TWR 128.9 MHz.
Halli Airport was long the home of the Finnish Air Force's Aircraft and Weapon Systems Training Wing, which remained based there until it was disbanded at the end of 2013. The airfield's military heritage is preserved today by the Hallinportti Aviation Museum, located close to the airport.
Halli continues to operate under the joint management of Finavia and the Finnish Defence Forces. It is used for general and military aviation rather than scheduled passenger services, and pilots should expect to require prior permission before operating there given its military status.
