Bulltofta flygplats terminalen
1959
Modernism
airport
Bulltofta flygplats terminalen is the surviving fragment of what was once Sweden's first civilian airport, opened on 28 September 1923 to receive ABA's Malmö-Hamburg service. The 1957-1959 terminal that gave the address its current name…
Timeline
- 1925
Lunette-shaped wooden hangar with eight glulam arches and a 32 by 40 metre main bay, long sides equipped with offices, customs, ticketing and a waiting hall for early passenger service.
Carl Melin
- 1943
Two-storey functionalist terminal in yellow brick by county architect Nils A. Blanck, with arrival hall, restaurant, customs, post, radio and Bulltofta's first modern control tower;demolished in 1991.
- 1972
Civil aviation ended on 2 December 1972 when Sturup took over Malmö's traffic, and most terminal fabric was cleared in the following decades.
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