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EKVL Airport - Lockheed VC-121J Super Constellation from US Navy Keflavik on final approach to Runway 28 at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark in 1969. The aircraft had a medium blue cheatline.

Lockheed VC-121J Super Constellation from US Navy Keflavik on final approach to Runway 28 at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark in 1969. The aircraft had a medium blue cheatline.

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Airport EKVL
EKVL Airport
Photographer: Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
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Shot Date: 1969-09-02
Upload Date: 2025-02-22
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  • EKVL Airport - The control tower at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The tower was built in the late 1970s and replaced the old tower from 1942. The air base closed in 2004. The airfield is occasionally used for airshows, and the tower has been in use at airshows. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - Access Only With ATC Permission-sign at the runway at the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The sign was later removed. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - Ground Positioning Coordinates and Field Elevation-sign in the eastern part of the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The sign was later removed. In the background Taxiway Alpha and Hangar 46. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - North American F-100F Super Sabre of Royal Danish Air Force seen on final approach to Runway 28 at Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark in 1968. The aircraft had a red nose and was one of 24 2-seat F-100s operated by Danish AF 1959-1982. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
  • EKVL Airport - Runway End Identifier Light at the RWY 28 threshold, one of the two flashing white lights at each end of the runway at the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The lights were removed shortly afterwards. - by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen