Turku Airport

Turku Airport Turun lentoasema Åbo flygplats
Departure hall
IATA: TUR ICAO: EFTU
Summary
Airport type	Public
Operator	Finavia
Serves	Turku
Location	Turku
Elevation AMSL	49 m / 161 ft
Coordinates	60°30′51″N 22°15′46″E
Website	[1]
Runways
Direction Length Surface m ft 08R/26L 2,500 8,202 Asphalt

Turku Airport (IATA: TKU, ICAO: EFTU), is located some 8 kilometers from Turku, Finland. It serves approximately 300,000 passengers per year, being the fifth biggest (by number of passengers) airport in Finland. LogiCity [2] is a concept to create logistic hub around the airport of Turku, where all ways of cargo transportation, business, industries and commercial markets can be connected together in one area. The airport has announced that it opens in April 2008 a second passenger terminal specifically designed for low-cost airlines.

Passenger (scheduled)

DOMESTIC

• Finnair (Helsinki, kittilä)
• Finncomm Airlines (Helsinki)
• Wingo xprs (Tampere, Oulu)

INTERNATIONAL

• Blue1 (stockholm)
• Scandinavian Airline Systems (Copenhagen)
• Cimber Air (Copenhagen)
• WizzAir (Gdansk) starts April 2008

Passenger (charter)

• Deltacraft
• Scanwings (Helsinki, Vaasa)
• Spanair
• Turku Air

Cargo

• Finnair
• SAS/Blue1
• DHL
• TNT Air Cargo
• EXEL

District

The Turku Airport district on a map of Turku.

Turku Airport (Turun lentoasema in Finnish; Åbo flygstation in Swedish) is also a district in the Maaria-Paattinen ward of Turku. The district has a population of 127 (as of 2004), and an annual growth of 0.79%. 22.05% of the district's population are under 15 years old, while 16.54% are over 65. The district's linguistic makeup is 92.13% Finnish, 0.79% Swedish, and 7.09% other.

See also

• Districts of Turku
• Districts of Turku by population

External links

• Turku Airport (official site)
• Pilot Turku LogiCity
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