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Bulltofta flygplats terminalen

Year

1959

Style

Modernism

Type

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…

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  1. 1925

    Hangar 2

    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

  2. 1943

    Demolished

    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.

  3. 1972

    Demolished

    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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