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Coburg-Brandensteinsebene is a small general aviation airfield set on high ground above Coburg in northern Bavaria, home to the local Aeroclub. It offers a paved, lit runway alongside a grass strip, making it a useful stop for VFR pilots exploring the region between Frankfurt and Nuremberg.
Coburg-Brandensteinsebene Airfield (EDQC) is a small airfield serving the town of Coburg in Bavaria, Germany. It is the home base of the Aeroclub Coburg and supports light aircraft and glider operations from a site perched on elevated ground outside the town, giving it a distinctive character among the region's smaller fields.
The airfield lies near Coburg in Bavaria, within the area served by Langen Information and, at higher levels, Nuernberg Radar. It sits at an elevation of 1467 feet, making it one of the higher-set aerodromes in the area, and pilots transiting the region should expect to work with the relevant flight information and radar services listed below.
The airfield has two physical runways aligned 12/30. One is a grass strip, 2290 feet long, marked 12R/30L. The other is a hard-surfaced runway, 2067 feet long, equipped with lighting, marked 12/30. There is no ILS at the field.
Langen Information provides AFIS on 125.8 MHz. Coburg ATIS broadcasts on 120.1 MHz, and Coburg Information can be reached on 128.68 MHz. Nuernberg Radar operates on 129.525 MHz for pilots requiring a radar service in the surrounding airspace.
Coburg-Brandensteinsebene is home to the Aeroclub Coburg, which operates from the field; further information on club activities is available via the club's own website. A notice affecting departures noted changes to the standard instrument departure for runway 30, including an amended climb gradient, so pilots planning a visit should check current NOTAMs for the field before flying.
