Aalborg Airport

Airport
ICAO: EKYT – IATA: AAL
Summary
Name	Aalborg Airport
Region	Europe
Territory	Denmark
Location	Aalborg, Nordjylland
Serving	Aalborg
Elevation	3.048 m 10 ft 10 ft3.048 m
Type	large airport
Coordinates	57° 5' 40.42" N, 9° 51' 20.66" E

Runways
Designator Length Width Surface ROPS 08L/26R 2654 m8,707.349 ft 45 m147.638 ft PEM yes/yes 08R/26L 2549 m8,362.861 ft 23 m75.459 ft ASP yes/yes

METAR
Observation	EKYT 161350Z AUTO 11014KT 9999 SCT040/// BKN046/// 08/M02 Q1029
Station	Aalborg
Date/Time	16 April 2019 13:50:00
Wind direction	110°
Wind speed	14 kts
Lowest cloud amount	scattered clouds
Temperature	8°C
Dew point
Humidity	49%
QNH	1029 hPa
Weather condition	n/a

Aalborg Airport

ICAO: EKYT IATA: AAL

Description

International airport serving Aalborg and northern Denmark; joint civil military use with parallel runways of similar length.

Climatology

Temperate Marine climate/Oceanic climate (Köppen climate classification Cfb). Moderately cool summer and comparatively warm winter with a temperature range of only 14°C57.2 °F
287.15 K
516.87 °R
. Prevailing south-westerly winds.

Maps

Terrain

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Airport Layout

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Accidents & Serious Incidents at or in vicinity of EKYT

• DH8D, Aalborg Denmark, 2007 (On 9 September 2007 the crew of an SAS Bombardier DHC8-400 approaching Aalborg were unable to lock the right MLG down and prepared accordingly. During the subsequent landing, the unlocked gear leg collapsed and the right engine propeller blades struck the runway. Two detached completely and penetrated the passenger cabin injuring one passenger. The Investigation found that the gear malfunction had been caused by severe corrosion of a critical connection and noted that no scheduled maintenance task included appropriate inspection. A Safety Recommendation to the EASA to review the design, certification and maintenance of the assembly involved was made.)