MY FS FLIGHTS
Münster-Telgte Airfield (EDLT) is a small general aviation and ultralight field near the town of Telgte in North Rhine-Westphalia, a short distance east of Münster. It offers a single lit hard runway aligned 10/28, unmanned by full ATC but supported by AFIS and a local radio service, making it a straightforward VFR stop for pilots exploring the Münsterland region.
Münster-Telgte Airfield lies close to the town of Telgte, just east of Münster in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is a small aerodrome without instrument approach facilities, oriented toward general aviation and ultralight flying, and is registered as the home base for at least one based aircraft.
The field sits at coordinates 51.9447 N, 7.7727 E at an elevation of 174 feet, in the Münsterland area of North Rhine-Westphalia. The nearest other airfields are Everswinkel, about 8 km to the south-southeast, and Drensteinfurt, around 19 km to the south.
Münster-Telgte has one physical runway, 10/28, surfaced in hard material (asphalt or concrete) and equipped with lighting. Runway 28 measures 2428 feet in length and Runway 10 measures 2393 feet; there is no ILS or other instrument approach aid at the field.
Traffic at Münster-Telgte can be worked on AFIS frequency 129.875 MHz, identified as Langen Information, and on the local INFO frequency 122.855 MHz, identified as Telgte Radio. There are no published navaids or instrument approach procedures associated with the airfield.
The airfield continues to support light general aviation and ultralight flying, with an official website maintained by the operator giving further operational information. Prior permission (PPR) should be assumed necessary for visiting aircraft, as is customary for airfields of this size without published continuous ATC cover.