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Os Vaksinen Ulven Airfield (ENUL) is a small general aviation strip at Ulven in Vestland county, Norway, sited close to the Bjørnafjorden coastline south of Bergen. It offers a single short hard-surfaced runway and operates without air traffic control, making it a straightforward VFR destination for light aircraft pilots familiar with uncontrolled Norwegian fields.
Os Vaksinen Ulven Airfield is a small, uncontrolled aerodrome at Ulven in Vestland county, Norway. It provides a single short runway suited to light aircraft operations and is associated with the local flying club Os Aeroklubb, giving it a quiet, general-aviation character that will appeal to simulator pilots seeking an unassuming rural Norwegian strip to fly into.
The airfield lies at Ulven in the Bjørnafjorden area of Vestland county, Norway, at coordinates 60.1904 N, 5.4185 E and an elevation of 194 feet. No details of surrounding controlled airspace, FIR boundaries or nearby aerodromes are available.
Os Vaksinen Ulven Airfield has a single physical runway, 04/22, with a hard surface and a length of 1065 feet. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid associated with the runway.
Radio communications are handled on a unicom-style frequency of 123.5 MHz under the callsign Os Traffic. No navaids or instrument approach procedures are published for the field.
The airfield is associated with Os Aeroklubb, the local flying club linked in the field's aeronautical record. Beyond this operator connection, no further detail on current facilities, opening hours or permission requirements is available.
