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Laichingen Jakob Laur Airfield (EDPJ) is a small, PPR gliding airfield near the town of Laichingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, sitting at 2,431 ft amsl on the Swabian Alb plateau. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway pair (07/25) and is home to the gliding club FSV Laichingen, which operates the field.
EDPJ is a small gliding-oriented airfield at Laichingen in Baden-Württemberg, run by the local flying club FSV Laichingen. For a visiting VFR pilot it is a quiet rural strip on the Swabian Alb, used primarily for glider and light aircraft operations, with prior permission required before arrival.
The airfield lies near Laichingen in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, at an elevation of 2,431 ft. It sits roughly 20 nm south-east of the Stuttgart VOR/DME (SGD), placing it within the general airspace environment south-east of Stuttgart.
EDPJ has a single physical runway orientated 07/25, with a hard surface and runway lighting on both directions. Runway 25 has a landing length of 2,410 ft, while runway 07 is slightly shorter at 2,213 ft, likely reflecting a displaced threshold or declared distance difference between the two directions.
Two relevant frequencies are published for the area: Langen Information, an AFIS/en-route information service, on 128.95 MHz, and Laichingen Radio, the local information frequency for the airfield itself, on 127.705 MHz. No instrument approach or ground-based navaid is associated with the field.
The airfield is operated by the gliding club FSV Laichingen and is tagged as a gliding site, reflecting its primary use for glider operations alongside light aircraft movements. Prior permission is required before flying in, and pilots should plan their visit accordingly.
