The Immola airfield (EFIM), is situated in southeast Finland, about 11 kilometres from Imatra city centre and only 9 kilometres from the Russian border. The field has a long history, and was an important field during the last war. The field is active with motor flying, gliding, ultralight flying, aeromodelling, parachuting, and hang- and paragliding.The  Frontier Guard also operates with helicopters at the field. The Imatran Ilmailukerho flying club and Skydive Karjala parachuting club are active at the airfield. Skydive Karjala can offer board for approximately 25 people. The facilities also include a buffet and sauna facilities and wireless internet connections. The main hangar is from the war and it has been partially damaged by bombs, which which is easily noted. The memorial commemorating the German Kuhlmey flight detachment, which operated from Immola in 1944, can also be seen in the field. Motor flying on the field is prohibited from 20 to 04 o’clock UTC IRL.