Wottested-Yndyk International Airport
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Wottested-Yndyk International Airport Wottested-Yndyk Ynternasjonaal fleanfjild Wottestadt-Yndeich Internationaler Flughafen Wotteburg-Indek Utalėod lyfthạfen Wottelinn-Yntam Rahvusvaheline lennujaam | |||||||||||||||
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| Airport type | Public | ||||||||||||||
| Owner/Operator | WS-FEBE | ||||||||||||||
| Serves | Ynsted metropolitan area | ||||||||||||||
| Location | Wottested, Alsland | ||||||||||||||
| Opened | 21 November 2003 | ||||||||||||||
| Hub for | • Air Alsland • Air Alsland Cargo • Ralind | ||||||||||||||
| Website | wottestedairport.as | ||||||||||||||
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Wottested-Yndyk International Airport (Dellish: Wottested-Yndyk Ynternasjonaal fleanfjild; Weranian: Wottestadt-Yndeich Internationaler Flughafen; Swathish: Wotteburg-Indek Utalėod lyfthạfen; Kirenian: Wottelinn-Yntam Rahvusvaheline lennujaam, IATA: WOT, ICAO: EWOT) is an international airport in Wottested, Alsland. It is located 15 miles away from the city-centre and 1 mile away from the Wottested provincial border with Herne. The airport is a base for Air Alsland and it's subsidiary Air Alsland Cargo as well as low-cost carrier Ralind. It serves the Ynsted metropolitan area.
Since it's opening in 2003, Wottested-Yndyk International Airport has been the busiest airport in Alsland by passenger traffic and is one of the busiest airports in Euclea. It is also the busiest airport in Alsland in terms of cargo traffic as well as aircraft movements. The airport was opened in 2003 to serve both Yndyk and Wottested which both had separate airports of similar sizes prior to the opening of WOT. It was built on the site of the former Wottested International Airport which continues to serve as the airport's Terminal 1 although it is planned to be closed by 2026.