Airport Sonderborg (EKSB) IFR

Sønderborg, UNKNOWN, Denmark 🇩🇰

Elevation: 7m (22ft)
Coordinates: 54.9628, 9.7942

Runways

1 RWY, 1795m/5889ft

14/32
Asphalt
1795m/5889ft

What other pilots say about EKSB

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Airfield

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2025-08-22 16:03:45 UTC
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Sønderborg (EKSB) offers straightforward VFR and IFR operations, including ILS for runway 32 and GPS approaches to both ends. The airport is friendly and relaxed, with low traffic and no significant procedural restrictions for GA. IFR training is popular due to the variety of approaches and minimal constraints. Some reports note that the process for exiting or re-entering the airside area can require calling the number listed in the AIP, as wall phones may be unreliable; staff respond quickly when contacted. At times, finding someone to open doors before departure can be challenging if not arranged in advance.

Landing fees are low, typically about €20, with parking often free on grass and inexpensive on paved areas. Example: landing fee about €20. During summer months (June–August), there may be no landing fees for aircraft under 2,000 kg MTOW. Payment by credit card is widely accepted.

Facilities include a clean terminal with free WiFi, free coffee, a self-briefing PC, and vending machines for snacks and drinks; a small restaurant operates only during scheduled airline check-ins. Self-service Avgas and Jet A1 are available via credit card or Aeroshell card; fuel prices are not included here per guidelines.

Ground access is uncomplicated: walking distances between aircraft and terminal are short. Taxis can be ordered using +45-27272727 or via the Dantaxi app; expect fares around €30 to town. No public bus service is available. Car hire (Avis, Europcar) is possible with advance booking.

Customs require two hours’ prior notice; filing a flight plan suffices for this purpose. The airport is well-suited as a technical stop or for short visits, offering efficient handling and a welcoming atmosphere for general aviation pilots.

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