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2. Nuuk Airport - Wikipedia

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   Due to the commercial inviability of international flights to Canada and Iceland using smaller STOL aircraft, for years afterwards international flights to Greenland were limited to Kangerlussuaq Airport in central western Greenland, 319 km (198 mi) to the north of Nuuk, an airport inherited from the U.S. Air Force when the former Sondrestrom ...

3. List of airports in Greenland - Wikipedia

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   At a late 2011 Air Greenland meeting, plans to move the main Greenland intercontinental air hub away from Kangerlussuaq were agreed upon. From 2011 it has not been possible to buy new aircraft, except for very small ones, which can use the 800–900 m (2,600–3,000 ft) airstrips which are common in Greenland including Nuuk Airport.

4. Kangerlussuaq Airport - Wikipedia

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   Those flights have typically been operated by Air Greenland or airlines from Germany. [6] Other charter flights have also been operated, for example a number of flights from the US and Canada landed in connection with the 2016 Arctic Winter Games in Nuuk [citation needed] and a flight to Canada in connection with the 2023 Arctic Winter Games. [7]

5. Greenland Airports - Wikipedia

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   Air Greenland [5] Icelandair [6] Kangerlussuaq Airport: Qeqqata: Copenhagen: Air Greenland [5] Kulusuk Airport: Sermersooq: Reykjavík-domestic: Icelandair [6] Narsarsuaq Airport: Kujalleq: Reykjavík-domestic: Icelandair [6] Nerlerit Inaat Airport: Sermersooq: Reykjavík-domestic: Icelandair [6] Nuuk Airport: Sermersooq: Reykjavík-domestic ...

6. Transport in Greenland - Wikipedia

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   The name was anglicized in 2002 from the Danish Grønlandsfly (Air Greenland in English). Year-round scheduled International flights are to Copenhagen and Keflavík-Reykjavík Airport, Iceland. Other airlines operate seasonal and charter flights, Icelandair flies from Keflavík-Reykjavík to Nuuk, Kulusuk, Ilulissat and Narsarsuaq.

7. Nuuk - Wikipedia

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   Nuuk has an international airport 4 km (2.5 mi) to the northeast of the town center. Built in 1979, it is a hub for Air Greenland, which is also headquartered in Nuuk [46] and operates its technical base at the airport. There are flights inside Greenland and to Iceland.