Where should we fly this weekend?
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LFQB Troyes-BarbereyWhy fly hereTroyes is a very beautiful medieval city with lots of preserved architecture.
The airfield itself is great.
There is a restaurant on the field which was closed on Sunday but open on Monday.
LFNG de Montpellier - CandillarguesWhy fly hereJust the phenomenal views of the beaches, the Étang de L’or, and the airfield itself offers a club that feels alive, a fuel pump, and a restaurant 10 minutes walk away.
EDNL Leutkirch-UnterzeilWhy fly hereReally friendly, great runways and a good hangar on site.
Please note: Airspace D from Memmingen at 3,500 ft!LOLG Sankt Georgen-YbbsfeldWhy fly hereI can only say the club is awesome and people super nice. Mogas available EU2.50 2026.09.13EDEW WalldürnWhy fly hereA wide range of relatively cheap fuel: AVGAS, MOGAS, diesel. (In future, there are even plans to offer Jet A1 and an electric charging point.)
The airfield has lighting (including PAPI in both directions) for night flying.
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A day trip from your own field
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A stop worth making on a longer leg
Give it both ends of a trip and it finds what is worth landing at on the way, priced in the miles it really costs.
Written by pilots who landed there
Why a field is worth the trip, what is near it, how you get into town. Anyone who has been can add to it.
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Create your free accountWho writes this
The pilots who fly there. Runways, frequencies and the official chart come from OurAirports, openAIP and the national AIPs — everything worth knowing beyond that is written by the people who have actually landed: where to park, which café is open on a Monday, whether the walk into town is worth it. Stephan Uhrenbacher, a European GA pilot who previously built Qype and FLIO, keeps it running. Anyone flying can add to it, and every page has a report link.
Reference only. Always verify against the current official charts before flight.
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Flying schools, FBOs, maintenance shops, restaurants and clubs already appear on the airfield pages, written up by the pilots who use them. Take your entry over and keep it accurate — what you offer, where to find you, when you are open. It is free, and it stays free: this is a reference pilots trust, not an advertising board.