Runways
1 RWY, 500m/1640ft 1 Runway, longest: 500m/1640ft (unpaved)
Source: OpenAIP
03/21
Grass
Length
500m
1640ft
1640ft
03/21
Grass
Length
500m/1640ft
500m/1640ft
Strength
2.0
MPW
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Pilot Comments for EDXT
Timo
Landed there in July 2026. Bumpy 500 m gras runway. Runway 03 with an upslope. Be prepare. No fuel.
Really friendly and nice people at the field. Really uncomplicated with the new established "Fliegen ohne Betriebsleiter" (former mandatory flight operation manager in Germany) procedure. PPR is mandatory. PPR request via website with automatic answer. Approach and departure during VFR hours on your own with blind calls. Bikes for rent (15,- EUR/day). Landing fee 10,- EUR for any aircraft. Overnight parking is 10,- EUR per night.
There is a honesty box at the tiny tower where you deposit your fees and bike rental fee. The automatic PPR reply contains the code to open the garage for the rental bikes (help yourself).
Don't forget to submit your landing and departure time online using the QR code printed at the tower.
10 minute walk to the sandy beaches, restaurants and pubs. There is a bus station at beach where buses are leaving for Timmendorfer Strand if you don't want to go by bike.
Loved the really uncomplicated airfield (for German airfields) procedure. Will come back.
hawaiian air
We were there toward the end of the 2024 season, so no bicycles were available at the field. On foot you can reach the sea quickly, with a wide selection of cafés and restaurants from there. You should be comfortable with short-field takeoffs and landings, and especially on departure identify potential emergency landing fields, as there aren’t many options. Still, a great airfield!
AirfieldBot
EDXT is a small, privately operated airfield with a 500–550 m grass runway (03/21), featuring a noticeable slope towards 03 and a generally well-kept but sometimes uneven surface. PPR is required on weekdays, but on weekends the field is typically open without prior arrangement; PPR is usually granted between 09:00 and 19:00. The circuit must be flown as published for noise abatement. No fuel is available. Parking is at the northwest fence; bring your own tie-downs.
Landing fees are described as medium for the region. Example: landing about €12, with an additional PPR fee of about €10 per arrival and departure (PPR fee waived on weekends). Bicycle rental is available at the field when supplies last, typically costing about €10 per day; bikes are in very good condition. Walking distance to the Baltic Sea beach or Sierksdorf village is 15–20 minutes; by bike, the beach can be reached in about 10 minutes. The area offers a range of restaurants, cafés, and accommodation options within walking or cycling distance.
A small café operates on weekends with coffee, cake, and drinks available at the airfield; more extensive dining options are found along the nearby beach promenades. The atmosphere is friendly and informal, with volunteer staff and a family-oriented environment. Facilities are basic—mainly a club house and toilets when staff are present.
The runway's slope and undulating profile require attention during takeoff and landing calculations, especially for departures to the south where immediate forced landing options are limited. Procedures vary; see AIP/NOTAM.