• Flygkartor / Aviation maps Finland Aviation Map 1951 and NDBs
1. Aeronautical Chart for Suomi-Finland 1951 (below) - It shows airways (AWY), airports (AD) and NDB radio beacons. - Best equipped were: AWY 3 (Rovaniemi-Helsinki, N-S) and AWY 1 (Helsinki-Mariehamn-Sweden, E-W) - N.B. Light beacons were still in use in Mariehamn and Åbo,Turku ! 2. 3. 4. Overview maps (right) - from year 1950?, 1948, 1938 - These maps display the development of aviation facilities in Finland. After WW2 one introduced airways with radio for communication and navigation. Radio equipment was mass-produced during the war, and became more affordable and less heavy. Links. References. • Utility Forum, History - about NDBs in Finland, visits to sites, emitter photos! • Old maps - here maps 2. and 3. One can select language for Google translate! • Timo Meriluoto - Old Maps / Timo Meriluodon Vanhat Kartat Large collection of scanned old maps. In Finnish but Chrome Translate works well. • Aviation maps / Ilmailukartat - in 2015 four maps, here map 1. and 4. N.B. I have resized map 1. with 50%. Updated: 17 March 2015 Bo Justussson, Stockholm Contact: justusXownit.nu - replace X with @ |
2. Aviation facilities 1950? (from Utility Forum)
- aerodromes, airways, radio stations,... - this map corresponds closely to the large map 1. below. |
3. NDB and SBA 1948 (from Utility Forum) - NDB (radiomajakka) in Raahe, Jungsund, Parkano, Vehmaa, Nummela, Järvenpää, Puistola (Locator). - SBA in Kemi, Vaasa, Turku, Helsinki SBA = Standard Beam Approach, Lorenz radio landing system, with direction beam, but not glide path beam, see • Lorenz, SBA |
4. Aviation facilities 1938 (from Timo Meriluato site) - 11 aerodromes with radio stations. - Radio beacons in Turku, Hanko, Helsinki, Kotka. - Light beacons in Mariehamn, Kumlinge, Iniö, Turku, Helsinki. - Seaplane aerodromes: Kokkola, Mariehamn, Turku, Helsinki, Kotka, Viipuri. Use Ctrl-'+' to enlarge! Map from A. |
Map 1. Aeronautical Chart - Suomi-Finland 1951 published by Ministry for Communications, 1951. (copy from Timo Meriluato site, here resized 50%, file size from 34 Mb to 9 Mb!) |