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Wangerooge Airport is a small island aerodrome on the East Frisian island of Wangerooge, off the Lower Saxony coast of Germany, serving as one of the principal air links between the mainland and the island. With a single hard runway and AFIS-only radio service, it is a straightforward but characterful VFR destination for pilots wanting to fly out over the Wadden Sea to a genuine island strip.
Wangerooge Airport sits on the island of Wangerooge, one of the East Frisian Islands off the coast of Lower Saxony, Germany. It is a small aerodrome that provides scheduled air service (the field carries the IATA code AGE) connecting the island with the mainland, and its island setting and short hard runway make it an interesting short-hop VFR destination for simulator pilots exploring the North Sea coast.
The airfield lies on Wangerooge island in the North Sea, part of the East Frisian Islands chain off Lower Saxony. As a small aerodrome it operates in uncontrolled airspace with an aerodrome flight information service rather than full air traffic control.
Wangerooge has a single physical runway, 10/28, 2798 feet long with a hard surface. No ILS is available.
Aerodrome flight information service is provided on 128.525 MHz under the callsign 'Wooge Radio'. The wider area Langen Information flight information service can be reached on 122.405 MHz. There is no instrument landing system at the field.
Wangerooge continues to support scheduled air service linking the island to the mainland, reflected in its retention of the IATA code AGE, alongside its role as a general aviation field for visiting pilots.
