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Arnstadt-Alkersleben is a small public airfield in the Thuringian countryside near the village of Osthausen-Wülfershausen, close to the town of Arnstadt. It offers a single hard, lit runway suitable for light aircraft and ultralights, making it a useful VFR stop for pilots exploring central Germany.
Arnstadt-Alkersleben Airfield (ICAO EDBA) is a small general aviation aerodrome in the Gemeinde of Alkersleben in the German state of Thuringia. It is a public landing field (Verkehrslandeplatz) serving light aircraft and ultralight traffic in the region around Arnstadt, and its single lit hard runway makes it a straightforward and interesting VFR destination for simulator pilots flying in central Germany.
The airfield lies in the settlement of Osthausen-Wülfershausen in Thuringia, within the Alkersleben municipality, a short distance from the town of Arnstadt. It sits in uncontrolled airspace typical of small German general aviation fields, with traffic information available from an AFIS/flight information service rather than full air traffic control.
EDBA has a single physical runway aligned 09/27, surfaced in hard material and lit for low-light operations. Runway 09 is 2,958 feet long and runway 27 is 2,963 feet long. There is no ILS available at the field.
Pilots can expect an AFIS service on 119.825 MHz, listed as Langen Information, alongside a dedicated airfield information frequency of 131.26 MHz, identified as Arnstadt Radio. There is no instrument landing system at the field, so arrivals and departures are conducted visually.
Arnstadt-Alkersleben developed as a Verkehrslandeplatz, a licensed public landing field, serving the Alkersleben municipality and the wider Arnstadt area of Thuringia.
The airfield continues to operate as a general aviation field with a lit hard runway suitable for light aircraft and ultralights. Further pilot information is published by the airfield operator through its own website and a dedicated pilot information page.
