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Ölanda Airfield is a small general aviation strip on the island of Öland, near Kalmar in south-eastern Sweden. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and a straightforward, uncontrolled flying environment typical of Scandinavian rural airfields, making it a quiet stop for VFR pilots exploring the region.
Ölanda Airfield sits on the island of Öland, off Sweden's south-east coast near Kalmar. It is a small, unstaffed general aviation field with a single runway, offering visiting pilots a low-key alternative to the larger airports on the mainland and a good base for exploring the island by air.
The airfield lies on Öland, within the Kalmar area of south-eastern Sweden. It operates outside controlled airspace typical of the region's small aerodromes, with Kalmar Airport being the nearest significant airport on the adjacent mainland.
Ölanda has a single physical runway, 15/33, with a hard surface and a length of 1964 feet. There is no ILS or other instrument approach available, so all operations are conducted visually.
Pilots can use the field's radio frequency of 123.65 MHz. There is no air traffic control service; the field is unattended, and this frequency serves as a traffic or air-to-air channel for pilots operating in the vicinity.
Ölanda Airfield remains a small, unattended general aviation field with no scheduled airline service, suited to light aircraft operations.
