🇮🇸 Tungubakkar Airport

Tungubakkar Airport (BIMS) is a small, private airfield located in the Capital Region of Iceland, near Mosfellsbær. It is maintained and operated by the Flugklúbbur Mosfellsbær (Mosfellsbaer Flying Club) and is primarily for use by its members and their guests.

The airfield features one grass runway, designated 07/25, measuring 540 meters long and 45 meters wide. Its elevation is approximately 5 to 7 feet (2 meters) above mean sea level. Tungubakkar Airport does not offer scheduled commercial service and operates on a strict Prior Permission Required (PPR) basis. Beyond private aviation, the club uses the airfield for flying lessons, aircraft restorations, homebuilding projects, and various social events, including flying competitions and R/C flying. The flying club was established in May 1981, and the airfield was subsequently developed, with its first hangar completed by autumn 1982.