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Allendorf-Eder Airfield (EDFQ) is a small general aviation airfield near Allendorf (Eder) in Hesse, Germany, offering a single hard-surfaced runway suitable for light aircraft. Sitting at an elevation of 1,142 feet amid the wooded hills of northern Hesse, it provides a modest but well-equipped base for VFR flying in the region.
Allendorf-Eder Airfield is a small aerodrome serving the town of Allendorf (Eder) in the Hesse region of Germany. It offers a single lit, hard-surfaced runway and caters to general aviation traffic, making it a straightforward destination for visiting VFR pilots exploring the wooded uplands of northern Hesse.
The airfield lies at coordinates 51.0354 N, 8.6809 E, at an elevation of 1,142 feet. It falls within the Langen Flight Information Region, with Langen Radar providing area control on 124.725 MHz. The nearest other airfields are at Bad Berleburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, some 19 kilometres (10 nautical miles) to the west, and Cölbe, Hesse, about 20 kilometres (10 nautical miles) to the south-southeast (https://ourairports.com/airports/EDFQ/closest.html).
The airfield has one physical runway, aligned 11/29, of 4,064 feet with a hard surface and runway lighting. There is no ILS installed.
Pilots can obtain information from Allendorf ATIS on 120.465 MHz and Allendorf Information on 135.165 MHz. Regional Langen Information/AFIS is available on 119.15 MHz, with Langen Radar (ACC) on 124.725 MHz for area traffic.
Allendorf-Eder Airfield continues to operate as a general aviation field with a lit hard-surface runway. Prior permission is required before arrival.
