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Sogndal Airport, Haukåsen (ENSG) is a small regional airfield perched high above the town of Sogndal in Vestland, Norway, notable among sim pilots for its unusually high elevation and mountain-top setting. Served by a single ILS-equipped runway and an AFIS unit rather than full air traffic control, it offers a compact but characterful destination for VFR and instrument approaches alike.
Sogndal Airport, Haukåsen is a small airport serving the town of Sogndal in Vestland, Norway. It sits at a notably high elevation of 1624 feet, giving it a mountain-top character that sets it apart from most regional Norwegian fields. The airfield is equipped with an ILS and a single runway, and is worked by an AFIS unit rather than a full control tower, making it an interesting and manageable destination for pilots flying light aircraft or airliners in a simulator.
The airfield lies at coordinates 61.1561 N, 7.1378 E, at an elevation of 1624 feet above mean sea level, in the Sogndal area of Vestland county, Norway. Its high, exposed position is characteristic of many Norwegian regional airports built into mountainous terrain.
Sogndal has a single physical runway, 06/24, with a hard surface and runway lighting. Runway 06 offers 3161 feet of usable length and Runway 24 offers 3018 feet; both ends are served by ILS approaches.
The field is served by AFIS rather than full ATC. The AFIS frequency is 119.3 MHz, with the callsign Sogndal. An information frequency, 121.5 MHz, is also listed under the callsign Sogndal Information. The airport is equipped with an ILS, supporting instrument approaches to the 06/24 runway.
Sogndal Airport, Haukåsen continues to operate as a small regional airport handling domestic flights, with AFIS coverage providing traffic information to arriving and departing aircraft rather than full air traffic control. The airport is operated by Avinor.
