Lamezia Terme International Airport (LICA)

The Lamezia Terme International Airport (Italian: Aeroporto Internazionale di Lamezia Terme) (ICAO: LICA, IATA: SUF) is the main hub of LAC. It is located in the Calabrian region and also serves as the principal airport for it.

History
The airport was chosen by LAC CEO as the main hub for the airline. It does not have any ATC as of now and the airline is yet to decide one. The airport has not been exactly active over the time since LAC has expanded, but, it has seen considerable activity now and then.

Runways
The airport has only one runway facing 10/28. This makes it hard when there are any accidents in the airport since the single runway must be closed down, thus effectively closing down the whole airport.

Accidents and Incidents
No accidents/incidents have happened in GeoFS in Lamazia Terme Airport

IRL History
On 1965, the Calabrian Regional Counsil chose to found a new airport in the Lamezia Terme Plain. The airport was inaugurated on the June of 1976 and on the december of that year, started the first flights. On 1982, the terminal was expanded and modernized and on 1990 the management of the airport passed into SACAL, an association that manage also the airport of Reggio Calabria (LICR) and Crotone (LIBC).