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Historic general aviation airfield south of Berlin.
Location
Trebbin, Germany
Schönhagen Airfield (ICAO: EDAZ) is a general aviation airport located near Trebbin in the state of Brandenburg, Germany, approximately 40 kilometres south of Berlin. It serves private pilots, flight training schools, glider operations, and recreational aviation rather than scheduled commercial air services.
The airfield has a long history rooted in German aviation, with origins tracing back to the early 20th century. It has been used for various purposes over the decades, including military use during World War II and the subsequent Soviet occupation period.
Today, Schönhagen is a popular destination for sport aviation and hosts flying clubs, skydiving operations, and air shows. Its grass and paved runways accommodate light aircraft and training flights, making it one of the busier general aviation fields in the greater Berlin region.
Terminals
There are no commercial passenger terminals; the airfield features basic general aviation facilities including a clubhouse and small administrative buildings.
Getting to & from
The airfield is accessible primarily by private car or taxi from Trebbin, which has rail connections to Berlin via the S-Bahn and regional rail network.
Notable facts
- ›Located approximately 40 km south of Berlin city centre.
- ›Hosts skydiving, glider, and ultralight aviation operations.
- ›Has historical roots dating back to early 20th-century German aviation.
- ›One of the most active general aviation airfields in the Brandenburg region.
- ›Regular air shows and fly-in events are held at the airfield.
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