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Illertissen Airfield (EDMI) is a small grass-runway general aviation field in Bavaria, near the town of Illertissen, sitting at 1,680 feet above sea level. It offers a single grass runway orientated 07/25 and operates without instrument approaches, making it a straightforward VFR destination for light aircraft.
Illertissen Airfield, coded EDMI, is a small general aviation aerodrome in Bavaria, southern Germany, close to the town of Illertissen from which it takes its name. It is a modest, uncontrolled field built around a single grass runway, of the kind typical of German club and private flying, and its own website suggests it is home to a local flying club. For a simulator pilot it offers an unpretentious VFR destination away from busier controlled airspace, with straightforward visual operations and no instrument infrastructure to worry about.
The airfield lies in Bavaria at coordinates 48.2361N, 10.1389E, at an elevation of 1,680 feet. As a small grass airfield it sits in uncontrolled Class G airspace, with flight information for VFR traffic in this part of Germany provided by the Langen Information service, consistent with the AFIS frequency published for the field.
Illertissen Airfield has a single physical runway, 07/25, with a grass surface measuring 2,127 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument landing aid, and no lighting is noted, so operations are conducted visually.
Two frequencies are published for the field: an AFIS frequency of 128.95 MHz, associated with Langen Information, and an INFO frequency of 128.865 MHz under the callsign Illertissen Radio. There are no navaids or published instrument approach procedures, so arrivals and departures are flown visually using these frequencies for traffic information.
Illertissen remains a small grass-strip general aviation airfield, with its official website hosted by what appears to be a local flying club based at the field. Flying is conducted visually on the single 07/25 grass runway using the published AFIS and information frequencies, in keeping with the airfield's character as a modest, club-oriented general aviation site.
