Airport Tangent East

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State road 2580 in Bavaria
Airport Tangent East
St 2580
map
Course of the StBy 2580
Basic data
Operator:
Overall length: 30 km

Circles :

Erding , Ebersberg

Airport tangent east near Eittingermoos.jpg
Airport tangent east near Eittingermoos
Course of the road
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Junction A92
Junction St 2084 ED 19
Junction St 2584
flow Villages
flow Middle Isar Canal
Junction St 2084 ED 9
Junction ED 7
Junction B388
Junction St 2082
Junction Connecting road Oberneuching – Wifling
Junction St 2332
bridge Munich – Mühldorf railway line
Junction A94

The Bavarian State Road 2580 is known as the Airport Tangent East or FTO . It begins about one kilometer north of the Erding junction of the A 92 and from there runs east past Munich Airport and west past Erding under the B 388 to the Markt Schwaben junction on the A 94 . The last section between Markt Schwaben West and Ottenhofen was completed on December 20, 2010. The entire course is free of crossings.

The FTO has the task of absorbing traffic from east and south-east Bavaria that is on the A 92, B 388 and A 94 /  B 12 towards Munich Airport, and thus both the communities in the south-east of the airport area and the motorway network in the east of Munich, especially the heavily used federal  highways 99 and  9 . Before its completion in 2010, airport traffic ran from the B 12 on the state road from Hohenlinden to Erding through numerous towns, was directed to the B 388 near Erding and only to the FTO when it crossed the Middle Isar Canal .

For the northern part of the FTO from the A 92 to Erding, plans for a four-lane expansion were prepared at the end of 2010.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Part of the airport tangent east is to be four lanes . merkur-online.de. November 10, 2010. Retrieved December 10, 2010.