Kose Airfield

Airports in EstoniaBuildings and structures in Harju CountyKose Parish

Kose Airfield (Estonian: Kose lennuväli; ICAO: EEKO) is an airfield in Kose Parish, Harju County, Estonia.The airfield's owner manager is Tiit Viirelaid.

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Kose Airfield
Kolu — Habaja, Kose vald

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N 59.168611111111 °	E 25.071111111111 °

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Kolu — Habaja
75105 Kose vald (Kanavere küla)
Estonia
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