Kangerlussuaq Airport, Greenland
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This high-definition camera at Kangerlussuaq Airport overlooks the East and West runway, a vital airport located in western Greenland , Denmark , serving as the primary gateway to Greenland. Originally a U.S. airbase during World War II, the airport was repurposed for civilian use and is now a key hub for flights to and from Greenland. Situated approximately 25 kilometres from the town of Kangerlussuaq, it handles both domestic and international flights, with a long runway capable of accommodating large jet airliners year-round. Kangerlussuaq Airport (SFJ) is especially important for tourists visiting Greenland's rugged landscapes, glaciers, and unique wildlife. Additionally, it plays a significant role in scientific research expeditions due to its proximity to Greenland ice sheet. The strategic location of this airport guarantees its crucial role as a point of entry and exit for both travellers and researchers. To locate this airport in Greenland, see our interactive map further down the page.