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Straubing Airport (EDMS) is a small general aviation aerodrome near Atting in Bavaria, a short distance from the town of Straubing. It has no scheduled airline service and offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway suited to light aircraft and touring pilots exploring the Danube valley region of Bavaria.
Straubing Airport, ICAO code EDMS and IATA code RBM, is a small aerodrome situated at Atting in Bavaria, Germany. It carries no scheduled airline service and is classified as a small general aviation airport, making it a straightforward and quiet destination for visiting light aircraft rather than a hub for commercial traffic.
The airfield lies at Atting, Bavaria, at coordinates 48.901 N, 12.5182 E, with a field elevation of 1,047 feet above mean sea level.
Straubing has a single physical runway, 09/27, with a hard surface and runway lighting. The published length is 4,101 feet at the 09 threshold and 4,617 feet at the 27 threshold. There is no ILS or other instrument landing system at the field.
Pilots can expect to work several frequencies in the Straubing area: an aerodrome frequency of 132.55 MHz (listed against Munich Radar), an AFIS frequency of 124.65 MHz (Langen Information), a Straubing ATIS on 135.53 MHz, a flight information service on 127.155 MHz (Straubing Information), and a wider information frequency of 120.65 MHz (Munich Information). There is no ILS or other precision approach aid published for the airfield.
Straubing does not handle scheduled airline services and functions as a small general aviation aerodrome. It provides AFIS and ATIS coverage on the frequencies noted above, supporting light aircraft operations to and from the field.
