Viseu airport

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Aeródromo Municipal Gonçalves Lobato (Viseu) Aeróporto Regional de Viseu
Viseu (Portugal) airport
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Characteristics
ICAO code LPVZ
IATA code VSE
Coordinates

40 ° 43 '32 "  N , 7 ° 53' 20"  W Coordinates: 40 ° 43 '32 "  N , 7 ° 53' 20"  W.

Height above MSL 628 m (2060  ft )
Transport links
Distance from the city center 10 km north of Viseu
Basic data
operator Câmara Municipal de Viseu
Terminals 1
Start-and runway
01/19 1224 m × 30 m asphalt

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The Viseu Airport , 2015 Airport Viseu, is a regional airport in Portugal . It was renovated for around € 30 million by the end of 2014. All Category 3 safety tests have been performed and passed. According to the city of Viseu on the Portuguese television station RTP , the airport will be used for national and international flights from the beginning of 2015. [obsolete] The airport is about ten kilometers north of Viseu. The airport is also used by the Portuguese Army as a flight school with a CASA C-295 and by sport and private aircraft.

Since the airport has a runway of only 1224 meters, Portuguese airlines such as TAP Portugal , Portugália Airlines , Seven Air Aero VIP , and SATA Air Açores can only use aircraft the size of the Dornier Do 328 , Embraer ERJ 145 , Dornier Do 228 , De Havilland DHC-8 , ATR 42 and the Cessna Citation CJ2 take off and land.

Second and new runway! In a 6-stage structured expansion scenario until 2041, the construction of a new runway with an initial length of 1700 meters and an end of 2700 meters as well as a passenger terminal with an initial capacity of 56 to 300 seats will be built. The freight terminal can also be expanded to an area of ​​1125 square meters.

In 2018, the Portuguese regional airline Aero VIP served the airport more times a day with Cascais near Lisbon under the SevenAir brand . The flight is part of a north-south connection that connects the cities of Bragança , Vila Real , Viseu, Cascais and Portimão - they are served one after the other on the route.

Web links

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  1. A scheduled flight across Portugal AeroTelegraph, January 4, 2016, accessed on December 19, 2018