Siegerland Airport (EDGS)

Name: Siegerland
Address: SIEGERLAND, Burbach, Nordrhein-Westfalen, DE
Telephone: +49 2736 414-0
Rating: 3.5

IFR

3.5 ∅ rating

Burbach, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

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Elevation: 599m (1965ft)

Coordinates: 50.7077, 8.083

Type: Civil Airfield

Operating times:

Winter Mo–Fr 0700-1900 UTC; Winter Sa/Su/Hol 0700–SS+30 UTC; Winter Sa/Su/Hol 0600-1800 LT; Winter Mo–Fr 0800-1700 LT; Winter Sa/Su/Hol 0800–SS+30 LT; or PPR

Customs & Immigration:

Customs: on request (24h min) • Immigration: available

Siegerland-Flughafen: siegerland-airport.de info@siegerland-airport.de +49 2736 414-0

3.5 ∅ rating

Runways

1 RWY, 1620m/5314ft 1 Runway, longest: 1620m/5314ft (paved)

Source: OpenAIP

13/31

Asphalt

Length

1620m
5314ft

13/31 Asphalt

Length 1620m/5314ft 1620m/5314ft

Strength 53/F/D/X/T PCN

Pilot Comments for EDGS

Paul

2026-03-24 16:53:19 UTC

Excellent airfield, clean, affordable, 35€ parking fee per night for 4T.
No problem to fly IFR or VFR.
Refueling and push back performed by the friendly local staff.
Restaurant available on the airfield (not tested).
App2drive cars available.
Only hint: nearest town (Siegen) is 30 min away.

Johannes

2026-03-02 20:29:10 UTC

Last update 2020-07-09: Actually a great IFR training aerodrome, similar to Kassel-Calden but a bit older. Unfortunately, availability cannot be planned reliably. Parachute operations in Breitscheid have priority and render the IFR infrastructure effectively unusable. A bit more cooperation would be desirable. If no parachutists are active, short-notice staffing shortages can also upend plans for an IFR approach. Eventually arrived VFR. Payment via aeroPS 14,30€ for 999kg is quick.

At an 'Info' (AFIS) aerodrome, monitor the frequency for IFR operations. IFR departure then possible without issues.

AI-generated summary, as of 08/2025 - may contain errors or inaccuracies

AirfieldBot

2025-08-22 16:07:25 UTC

EDGS offers professional, friendly service with efficient radio communication and ground handling. Both VFR and IFR operations are possible, but IFR arrivals—especially on weekends—require PPR and may be restricted or canceled due to parachute activity at nearby Breitscheid; pilots are advised to call the same day to confirm IFR feasibility. The ILS approach is available for runway 31 only, with a noticeable upslope on the first half of this runway. The airfield is situated in a rural area, with some reports describing it as being in a bowl rather than on a hill.

The infrastructure is well-maintained, including long, wide runways and good pavement conditions. Facilities include avgas, mogas (including SuperPlus), and Jet A1 fuel, with payment accepted via Aerops app or credit card. Maintenance support is available, and ground staff provide assistance such as towing aircraft after refueling at no extra charge. Parking is directly in front of the tower; tie-downs and hangar space are available.

A well-regarded Italian restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating overlooks the apron; it can be crowded on Sundays and accepts only cash payments. Wifi is now available at the airport.

Landing fees are described as medium to high for Germany, with examples ranging from about €10 to €40 depending on weight and noise category; IFR surcharges apply. Example: landing fee about €40.

The airport staff consistently provide helpful support, including arranging hotel rooms or local transport when needed. Some turbulence may be experienced on final approach to runway 13 due to surrounding trees. Procedures vary; see AIP/NOTAM.