MY FS FLIGHTS
Juist Airport (EDWJ) is a small, unlicensed-feel island airfield serving the car-free North Sea island of Juist in Lower Saxony, Germany. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and AFIS-type radio service, making it a compact but characterful VFR destination for pilots exploring the East Frisian Islands.
Juist Airport sits on the North Sea island of Juist, one of the East Frisian Islands off the Lower Saxony coast of Germany. It is a small aerodrome with a single paved runway, used mainly for light general aviation traffic connecting the island to the mainland, and is of interest to VFR pilots for its scenic island setting and low-key, self-announcing radio environment.
The airfield lies on the island of Juist in Lower Saxony, within the area served by Langen Information flight information service. As a small island aerodrome it does not have its own control tower; traffic is coordinated by radio self-announcement (AFIS-style) rather than a full ATC unit.
Juist Airport has one physical runway, 08/26, with a hard surface measuring 2294 ft in length. Both runway directions are lit. The field elevation is 7 ft. There is no ILS.
Pilots can call Juist Radio on 128.525 MHz for aerodrome traffic information. Langen Information, the regional flight information service, is available on 120.505 MHz for en-route advisory service. No instrument approach aids or navaids are noted, and there is no ILS at the field.
Juist Airport continues to operate with a single lit hard runway (08/26) and radio-only aerodrome service through Juist Radio, supplemented by Langen Information for wider area traffic. The airport's own website provides pilot information for those planning a visit.