Saarlouis Dueren Airport (EDRJ)

EDRJ offers straightforward refueling with a self-service pump accepting credit cards. Landing fees are moderate, with examples of about €20 and €15. A small café provides snacks and refreshments on site. The airfield is known for friendly and professional staff, with a relaxed atmosphere.

The runway is 800 meters long, not entirely flat, with a noticeable slope (1.5%) and a kink in the middle; 07 is uphill, 25 downhill. High antennas are present near the downwind for 07, requiring attention during approach. The circuit can be challenging due to terrain, wind turbulence, and proximity to French airspace; communication with the tower is important, especially during parachute operations in the northern area. Direct approaches may be possible when traffic is low, but procedures can vary; see AIP/NOTAM.

Fuel options include Avgas, Jet Fuel, and Mogas. Parking is available directly in front of the café. A walking trail (Traumschleife Vaubansteig) passes by the airfield. Bus line 421 connects Düren and Saarlouis; cycling to Saarlouis involves significant elevation changes and may not be ideal for all.

Taxis to Saarlouis cost about €20. The surrounding area is scenic and suitable for excursions. EDRJ is generally welcoming and suitable for non-commercial general aviation flights under 2 t MTOW.