Jyvaskyla (JYV): route 140, and there is no airport train
Linkki route 140 is the public transport here, stopping at airport ramps E and P. Finavia states there is no direct train between the airport and the city centre.
- Linkki route 140 is the airport bus. Linkki is the Jyvaskyla region public transport operator.
- It stops at airport ramps E and P, so check which one your terminal exit faces.
- Timetables are on the Linkki website, which Finavia links to rather than reproducing.
- There is no direct train service between the airport and Jyvaskyla city centre. Finavia says so explicitly.
- That is worth stating because Jyvaskyla is a rail town. The main line from Helsinki runs through it, but not through the airport.
- The airport is at Tikkakoski, about 20 km north of the city.
- It is a joint civil and military field, home to the Finnish Air Force Academy.
- For anything other than route 140, you are looking at a taxi.
Route 140
- Linkki, the Jyvaskyla region public transport operator, runs route 140 to the airport.
- It stops at airport ramps E and P. Finavia names both, which suggests the stop you want depends on which part of the terminal you come out of.
- Timetables live on the Linkki website.
No train
- Finavia states there is no direct train service between the airport and Jyvaskyla city centre.
- This is worth saying because it is a reasonable thing to assume. Jyvaskyla is a significant station on the Helsinki main line, and the airport is 20 km north of it at Tikkakoski. The railway does not go there.
- For train connections, Finavia points at VR, meaning trains from Jyvaskyla station rather than from the airport.
Where this is
- Tikkakoski, about 20 km north of Jyvaskyla.
- The field is shared with the Finnish Air Force, whose academy is based here.
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