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Langeoog Airport (EDWL) is a small aerodrome on the East Frisian island of Langeoog, off the Lower Saxony coast of Germany, with a single hard-surfaced runway just over 600 metres long. It serves as an air link to the mainland for this car-free North Sea island, making it a notable short-field VFR destination for pilots exploring the German Wadden Sea coast.
Langeoog Airport sits on the East Frisian island of Langeoog, one of a chain of car-free islands off the Lower Saxony coast of Germany. The field is small, with a single runway, and functions as an important air link between the island and the mainland, giving VFR pilots a genuine short-runway, coastal-island destination to fly to.
The airfield lies on Langeoog island in the North Sea, within Lower Saxony, Germany, at coordinates 53.7428N, 7.4987E. Air traffic in the surrounding airspace is coordinated through the regional flight information service Langen Information.
Langeoog has a single physical runway, 05/23, of hard surface and lit, measuring approximately 2054 feet (626 metres) in the 05 direction and 2051 feet (625 metres) in the 23 direction. There is no ILS at the field, so approaches are flown visually.
Pilots should expect to work Langen Information, the area AFIS/FIS service, on 128.525 MHz. The airfield's own local service, Langeoog Radio, operates on 122.03 MHz.
Langeoog Airport continues to provide air access to the island, with its short lit hard runway supporting light aircraft operations.
