Aarhus Airport poster

The airport was built as a military air station in 1943. After the war, the air station, then called Flyvestation Tirstrup, was taken over by The Air Force, and from 1946 part of it functioned as a civil airport. After World War II, it was decided to let the airport in Tirstrup function as a temporary airport for Aarhus, and since 1946 the airport has had a fixed route to Copenhagen.

Bring some travel vibes to your wall with our graphic poster illustrating Aarhus Airport with a neon sign on top of the building. The airport is depicted in a playful and eye-catching style reminiscent of the classic travel posters of the past. Whether you're a travel enthusiast or just appreciate classic design, this poster is the perfect addition to any room with a retro feel. Hang it in your living room, office or bedroom to add vintage travel charm to your decor. Order now and get ready to take off!