MY FS FLIGHTS
Memmingen Allgau Airport (EDJA/FMM) is a large civil airfield in Bavaria, Germany, equipped with a single long, ILS-served runway capable of handling airline traffic. For the simulator pilot it offers a straightforward instrument approach into southern Bavaria, with a full tower and ground service on the frequencies below.
Memmingen Allgau Airport, identified as EDJA (IATA: FMM), is a large airport near the town of Memmingen in Bavaria, Germany. It is classed as a large_airport in aeronautical data and provides scheduled airline service, making it a useful and realistic destination for simulator pilots flying IFR or VFR approaches into southern Bavaria.
The airfield lies at coordinates 47.9888, 10.2395, at an elevation of 2064 feet, near the town of Memmingen in Bavaria, Germany.
Memmingen has a single physical runway, 06/24, with a hard surface measuring approximately 8781 feet on the 24 threshold and 8779 feet on the 06 threshold. Both directions are lit and served by an ILS, making the runway suitable for precision instrument approaches from either end.
Pilots can expect AFIS coverage from Langen Information on 126.95 MHz. Memmingen ATIS broadcasts on 118.855 MHz. Memmingen Ground (Rollkontrolle) operates on 121.68 MHz, and Memmingen Tower (Turm) operates on 126.855 MHz. The field is equipped with an ILS to support instrument approaches to runway 06/24.
Memmingen Allgau Airport operates as a large airport with scheduled airline service, supported by a full tower and ground control service alongside ATIS broadcasts, reflecting its role as an active civil aerodrome in Bavaria.