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Keflavik Airport, or KEF, is a large community with extensive operations. We all work together to ensure a unique experience for our customers, the passengers and the airlines that pass through the airport.
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The key to KEF's success lies in our dynamic collaboration with powerful business partners. We're on the brink of the most exciting growth era in KEF's history.
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The key to KEF's success lies in our dynamic collaboration with powerful business partners. We're on the brink of the most exciting growth era in KEF's history.
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We have the important role of handling the operation and development of infrastructure that lays the foundation for Iceland’s air transport, connections with the outside world and flights between continents. KEF Airport is the largest gateway into Iceland
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Isavia provides pilots with various information, such as weather information, NOTAM's and information on the condition of landing strips in Iceland.

WATER

Groundwater studies were recently carried out at Keflavik Airport. After analysis of the samples collected, a groundwater monitoring programme will be designed in co-operation with the Suðurnes Public Health Authority.

There are three sediment basins at Keflavik Airport, whose main purpose is to capture water, delay its flow and filter it, thereby protecting the water quality nearby.

For the past few years, Isavia has improved wastewater drainage at its international airports, which are usually connected to the municipal drainage system. In 2016, work was done to improve wastewater drainage from Keflavik Airport’s west side, which drains into the sea. In the Municipality of Sandgerði, a pumping and filtering station and a new and longer outlet into sea have been constructed. Wastewater pipes from the airport’s east side connect a filtering station in the nearby town of Reykjanesbær.