Kalamata Airport

The History of Kalamata airport

Kalamata airport was established in1959, and it has since then served much general aviation aircraft and the Airlines from the European region.

Kalamata Airport Terminals

Kalamata Airport has one terminal building that serves both the airlines and the General aviation aircraft. There are not Jet bridges at Kalamata airport.

Information And Restrictions Kalamata Airport

ICAO – LGKL, IATA – KLX

Lat/Long

N37-04.1/E022-01.5

Longest Hard Surface Runway (ft)

8868 x 148, 17R/35L

Elevation (ft)

Runway Surface

Asphalt

Fuel Available

JET-A

PCN

Current UTC

4:04:09 PM (+2.00)

Local Standard Time

6:04:09 PM

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