Civil Airfield Stockerau (LOAU)

Stockerau, Niederösterreich, Austria 🇦🇹

Elevation: 209m (685ft)
Coordinates: 48.4089, 16.1903

Runways

1 RWY, 800m/2624ft

07/25
Asphalt
800m/2624ft

What other pilots say about LOAU

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Airfield

Airfield

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2025-08-22 16:04:40 UTC
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LOAU is a well-maintained airfield northwest of Vienna, operated by a friendly and helpful club team. The airfield is suitable for general aviation and offers both Avgas and Jet A1 (the latter sometimes available from helicopter operators). All payments, including fuel, can be made by card. The runway and parking areas are in good condition, with secure parking on grass; hangar space may be available in rare cases. A courtesy car (Chevrolet Matiz) is usually available for local use, subject to availability, with users expected to refuel it after use. There is no on-field restaurant, but vending machines are present; occasional weekend grilling takes place.

The standard landing fee for aircraft up to 1400 kg MTOW is about €30. Overnight parking is charged at 50% of the landing fee per night. Example: landing fee about €30; overnight parking about €15 per night.

Access to Vienna is possible via the Stockerau or Oberolberndorf train stations, located 4–5 km from the airfield. Walking takes 45–60 minutes; using a folding bike or the courtesy car shortens this time. Taxis from the station to the airfield are unreliable without advance booking, especially on Sundays. The S3 train connects to Vienna in 30–45 minutes.

Pilots must strictly follow noise-abatement procedures and avoid overflying residential areas during arrival and departure. The circuit pattern is non-standard and should be reviewed before flight; downdrafts may occur near runway 07 in windy conditions. Operating hours can be flexible with prior phone coordination. Procedures vary; see AIP/NOTAM.

LOAU offers a practical base for visiting Vienna with manageable costs and a welcoming atmosphere for general aviation pilots.

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