Kjevik

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The Kristiansand Export, Kjevik (Norwegian: Kristiansand airthavn, Kjevik; IATA: KRS, ICAO: ENCN) is an export destination which serves the town of Kristiansand in Vest-Agder region, Norway. Situated in the Tveit region in the Oddernes region, the Tveit is about 16 kilometres by car and 8 kilometres by plane from the centre of Kristiansand.

It is the only regular flight destination in southern Norway and is run by the state-owned company Avinor. The Kjevik has a 2,035 metre long 03/21 oriented take-off and landing strip and carried 1,065,615 passenger in 2013. Regular services are offered by Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Widerøe, KLM Cityhopper and Wizz Air. Royal Norwegian Air Force has a flight centre at the Aiport.

The Kjevik was opened on 1 June 1939 as the second common aerodrome of the state. Due to the southern position of Kristiansand, the terminal received several internal and external connections in the early years. From 1946 to 1962 Kjevik was the basis for Sørfly, from 1969 to 2004 for Agderfly and from 2013 for FlyNonstop.

Skip up to: a y d y d "ENCN - Kristiansand/Kjevik" (PDF). July 24, 2014. Archives from the PDF file dated December 27, 2014. Brought back on December 27, 2014. Hop up to: a to " Passagierstatistik". Filmed from the XLSX on July 18, 2014. Returned on April 21, 2014. Skip up ^ "Routes".

Brought back on December 27, 2014. Hop up ^ Oftedal, Hallgeir (December 18, 1989). "Kjevik Nye Flying Fox". Norwegian: Dagensæringsliv, p. 12. Spring up ^ "Agderfly can fly for the Consesjon to Danmark and Tyskland" (in Norwegian). The Norwegian news agency. December 14, 1990. Spring high ^ "Agderfly Rute/Charter he bankrupt" (in Norwegian).

The Norwegian news agency. Skip up ^ Fonbæk, Spa (30 May 1994). Verden's gang (in Norwegian). p. 16. Leap up ^ Valderhaug, Rune (January 28, 1993). Bergen's Tidende (in Norwegian). Skip up ^ "SAS-stopp". Verden's gait (in Norwegian). Spring up ^ Sætre, Lars N. (March 12, 1998). Afterposten ("Aftenposten" in Norwegian) p. 46.

Hop up ^ Nygaard, Fridtjof (November 28, 1998). Verden's gait (in Norwegian). p. 13. Hop up ^ Larsen, Trygve (February 1, 2002). Næringsliv Dagens (in Norwegian). p. 4. Skip up ^ "SAS scalfly slow Vestlands-kysten". Bergen's Tidende (in Norwegian). Hop up "SAS apner ny rute". Afterposten ( in Norwegian).

Leap up ^ Lillesund, Geir (10 March 2004). "Lindengaard: - Vi pukker d'best frag SAS og Braathens" (in Norwegian). Norway News Agency. p. 24. Skip to top ^ "SAS Braathens endrer navn til SAS Norge" (in Norwegian). The Norwegian news agency. Hop up ^ Hollerud, Lars (September 7, 2007). Norwegian language version of the racing calendar p. 3.

Hop up to: a bis "- bankruptcies he mildly says ekstrem". Afterposten ( in Norwegian). Hop to "Widerøe veil überta for SAS på Vestlandskysten". Address notifications (in Norwegian). The Norwegian news agency. Brought back on February 15, 2010. Skip up to: a by Dalløkken, Per Erlien (5 July 2012). Ukeblad Teknisk (in Norwegian).

Returned on July 8, 2012. Hop up ^ Ankersen, Roald (April 25, 2014). Norwegian language version of the Peninsula Vennen p. 19. Skip up ^ Mjaaland, goal (7 March 2013). "Kjevik Saint lavprisselskap". Norwegian language version of the Peninsula Vennen p. 6. Skip to ^ Nodeland, Richard (December 18, 2014). Norwegian language version of the Peninsula Vennen p. 18. Skip up ^ "Direct from Kristiansand Airport".

Brought back on December 26, 2014. Skip to ^ Nodeland, Richard (November 20, 2014). "Kjevik's outlanding the bike". Norwegian language version of the Peninsula Vennen p. 18. Hop up "Fly erdy dårest når du scal in til Oslo". Faldrelandsvennen (in Norwegian). Skip up ^ "KRISTIANSAND AIRPORT - RHODES". avinor.no. July 5, 2018.

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July 5, 2018. Hop up ^ "KRISTIANSAND AIRPORT - PALMA MALLORCA". avinor.no. July 5, 2018. Hop up "by car". Brought back on December 27, 2014. Skip up to "Parking". Brought back on December 27, 2014. Hop up "Car Rental." Brought back on December 27, 2014. Hop up ^ "Buss og taxi" (in Norwegian). Brought back on December 27, 2014.

Air Forcesvaret 50 1944-1994 (in Norwegian). Kr.sand airthavn, Kjevik 50 years 1939-1989 (in Norwegian). Kristiansand. Marine flyingvåpen 1912-1944 (in Norwegian). Fly alarm: Airkrigen over Norge 1939-1945 (in Norwegian). Kjevik, Kristiansand airthavn, Kjevik - Documentary for archival exhibitions (PDF) (in Norwegian). The Norwegian Aviation Museum. The Høyt is buried by the Torp (in Norwegian).