List of Austrian airfields

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According to the CIA Factbook, Austria has around 55 airfields . This list contains active Austrian airfields and is not exhaustive.

Are given

  • Name of the place, (S) = special landing site / special airport, * = night flight operations
  • ICAO location identifier in four-letter code
  • Geographical location (.. ° .. 'N .. ° ..' E)
  • Position of the place from the next place (e.g. 1.4 NM NW = 1.4 nautical miles northwest of ...)

A.

B.

  • Bad Kleinkirchheim heliport; LOKB ;

D.

E.

  • Eferding Airport; LOLE ; 48 20.20 N / 13 59.10 E;

F.

G

  • Gmunden airfield; LOLU ; 47 57.01 N / 13 52.00 E;
  • Graz Airport ; LOWG ; 46 59.28 N / 15 26.23 E;

H

I.

  • Innsbruck Airport ; LOWI ; 47 15.36 N / 11 20.38 E;
  • Ischgl-Idalpe heliport; LOIP
  • Medalp Imst heliport; LOJI

K

L.

  • Heliport Regional Police Directorate Carinthia; LOKY ;
  • Lanzen-Turnau airfield near Kapfenberg, Styria; LOGL ; 47 33.4 N / 15 19.5 E;
  • Leoben-Timmersdorf airfield ; LOGT ; 47 22.80 N / 14 58.10 E;
  • Leopoldsdorf airfield in Marchfeld, Lower Austria; Closed as an airfield!
  • Lienz-Nikolsdorf airfield ; LOKL ; 46 47.1 N / 12 53.0 E;
  • Linz Airport ; LOWL ; 48 13.59 N / 14 11.15 E;
  • Linz-Ost airfield, Upper Austria; LOLO ; 48 18.0 N / 14 20.0 E;
  • Ludesch heliport, Vorarlberg; LOIG ; 47 12.026 N / 09 46.099 E;

M.

  • Mariazell Airfield; LOGM ; 47 47.3 N / 15 18.1 E;
  • Mauterndorf Airfield, Salzburg; LOSM ; 47 08.0 N / 13 41.8 E;
  • Mayerhofen airfield near St. Salvator near Friesach, Carinthia; LOKM ; 46 58.5 N / 14 22.3 E;
  • Micheldorf Airport near Kirchdorf an der Krems, Upper Austria; LOLM ; 47 52.20 N / 14 07.33 E;
  • Mairist-St. Donat near St. Veit an der Glan , Carinthia; LOKR is only a landing site for UL;

N

  • Niederöblarn airfield in Ennstal, Styria; LOGO ; 47 28.7 N / 14 00.5 E;
  • Airfield Nötsch im Gailtal, Carinthia; LOKN ; 46 34.8 N / 13 37.7 E;

O

  • Ottenschlag airfield in the Waldviertel near Zwettl, Lower Austria; LOAA ; 48 25.07 N / 15 13.00 E;

P

  • Pinkafeld airfield, Burgenland; LOGP ; 47 23.17 N / 16 06.43 E;
  • Punitz airport near Güssing, Burgenland; LOGG ; 47 08.51 N / 16 19.04 E;

R.

  • Reutte-Höfen airfield, Tyrol; LOIR ; 47 28.2 N / 10 41.5 E;
  • Ried-Kirchheim airfield , Upper Austria; LOLK ; 48 12.8 N / 13 20.8 E;

S.

T

  • Trieben airport near Liezen, Styria; LOGI ; 47 29.39 N / 14 29.51 E;
  • Tulln-Langenlebarn military airfield ( Brumowski air base ), Lower Austria; LOXT

V

W.

Z

Former airfields

The Eisenstadt - Trausdorf airfield no longer exists. It was finally closed in 1994 after years of litigation. Thus, Eisenstadt (next to Bregenz and St. Pölten) is a provincial capital in Austria that does not have an airport. In contrast to Bregenz , which never had its own airfield, Eisenstadt did have an airfield.

The airport Aspern no longer exists. It was closed on April 30, 1977 because air traffic in Aspern was too close to the approach lane of the newly constructed second runway 16/34 at Schwechat Airport - opened on October 6, 1977. Now there is a car factory and the heliport of the air rescue association Christophorus with the ICAO identification LOAJ . Vienna is the only federal state in Austria that does not have its own airport. Vienna International Airport (LOWW) is located in the federal state of Lower Austria.

For other heliports used by air rescue, see Air Rescue in Austria .

See also

Web links

Commons : Airports in Austria  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ List of Austrian airports and heliports: http://www.flug-billig.at/flughafenliste_oesterreich.html
  2. ↑ www.flugplatz-micheldorf.at/