Airport
Ein Yahav Airfield is a small airport in Eyn-yahav, Israel. Its longest runway is 1,202 m long (asphalt), at an elevation of -50 m (-164 ft).
Ein Yahav Airfield is a regional airport located in Eyn Yahav, Israel. It serves primarily general aviation and is positioned in a strategic area, facilitating access to various destinations in the region. The airport's ICAO code is LLEY, and it caters to light aircraft operations.
While Ein Yahav Airfield is not classified as an international airport, it plays a crucial role in supporting local tourism and transportation needs. The airport features basic facilities suited for its operational capacity, which enables a variety of aviation activities. Key airlines operating at this airfield include local flying clubs and private entities.
Founded as part of the development initiatives in the region, Ein Yahav Airfield supports both recreational and logistical services. Its continued operation is significant for enhancing connectivity within the country and boosting local economies.
Airport facts from OurAirports (public domain), checked Oct 16, 2026.
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