Historic wartime airfield turned general aviation hub near Berlin.
Opened
1939
Location
Werneuchen, Germany
Werneuchen Airfield (ICAO: EDBW) is a general aviation airport located in the town of Werneuchen, in the Brandenburg state of Germany, approximately 30 kilometers northeast of Berlin. It serves private pilots, flight training organizations, and recreational aviation rather than scheduled commercial airline traffic.
The airfield has deep historical roots, having been established during the World War II era when it served as a Luftwaffe military installation. After the war, under Soviet occupation, it continued to be used for military purposes before eventually transitioning to civilian general aviation use.
Today, Werneuchen is a modest but active airfield supporting the regional general aviation community in the greater Berlin-Brandenburg area, offering services such as flight training, aircraft maintenance, and private flying operations.
Getting to & from
Werneuchen is accessible by road from Berlin, with no direct rail or scheduled public transit connection to the airfield.
Notable facts
- ›Originally built as a Luftwaffe airfield during World War II.
- ›Used by Soviet military forces following World War II.
- ›Located approximately 30 km northeast of central Berlin.
- ›Primarily serves general aviation, flight schools, and private pilots.
- ›No scheduled commercial airline services operate from this airfield.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
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