Flight Simulator Flights at EDTU Bad Saulgau Airfield

Bad Saulgau Airfield (EDTU) is a small general aviation airfield near the town of Bad Saulgau in Baden-Württemberg, southern Germany. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and operates without air traffic control, relying on advisory radio services for traffic information.

Overview

Bad Saulgau Airfield is a small, uncontrolled general aviation aerodrome serving the town of Bad Saulgau in Baden-Württemberg. It does not handle any scheduled airline traffic, making it a typical light-aviation field of interest to VFR pilots exploring the region on the fringes of the Swabian Alb.

Airspace & Location

The airfield lies in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, close to the town of Bad Saulgau. The nearest other airfields are Mengen, roughly 10 kilometres (5 nautical miles) to the west-northwest, and Riedlingen, about 13 kilometres (7 nautical miles) to the north-northwest. As a small, non-airline field, it sits outside major controlled airspace structures typical of larger German airports.

Runways

Bad Saulgau has a single physical runway, aligned 12/30, with a hard surface measuring 1466 feet in length. There is no ILS available at the field.

Radio & Navigation

Pilots can expect to work with an AFIS service on 124.7 MHz. Zürich Information (FIS) is available on 135.18 MHz, and Mengen Information can be reached on 123.605 MHz, with the local station identifying as Saulgau Radio. No instrument approach procedures are noted for the field.

The Airfield Today

Bad Saulgau is a small airfield with no scheduled airline service, consistent with its role as a light general aviation field.