MY FS FLIGHTS
Harstad/Narvik Airport, Evenes (ENEV) is a large, ILS-equipped airport in Evenes, Nordland Fylke, Norway, serving the Harstad and Narvik region north of the Arctic Circle. Its single long runway, full radio and instrument approach facilities make it a straightforward and well-equipped destination for a simulator pilot flying in northern Norway.
Harstad/Narvik Airport, Evenes, identified by the ICAO code ENEV and IATA code EVE, lies at Evenes in Nordland Fylke, Norway. It is classified as a large airport with scheduled airline service, and its single hard-surfaced runway, fitted with an ILS, makes it a capable all-weather field for a virtual pilot exploring the far north of Norway.
The airport sits at coordinates 68.4889 N, 16.6783 E at an elevation of 79 feet, in Evenes, Nordland Fylke. En-route traffic in the area is worked by Bodo Control on the area control frequency, indicating that the field lies within Bodo's area of air traffic control responsibility in northern Norway.
ENEV has one physical runway orientated 17/35, hard-surfaced and lit throughout. Runway 17 is 8,893 feet long and equipped with an ILS, while the reciprocal Runway 35 is 9,005 feet long, also lit.
Pilots can expect the following services and frequencies: ATIS on 126.025 MHz, Tower on 118 MHz, and Bodo Area Control on 126.45 MHz. Runway 17 is served by an ILS, supporting instrument approaches into the field.
Harstad/Narvik Airport, Evenes operates as a large airport with scheduled airline service, reflecting its role as the principal air gateway for the Harstad-Narvik region.