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Baltrum Airport is a small island airstrip on the North Sea island of Baltrum, in the East Frisian chain off the coast of Lower Saxony, Germany. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway serving light aircraft and the island's air link to the mainland, making it a compact but useful VFR destination for pilots exploring the Frisian Islands.
Baltrum Airport sits on the small North Sea island of Baltrum, part of the East Frisian Islands off the Lower Saxony coast of Germany. It is a modest single-runway field that provides the island's principal air connection, and its remote, low-lying island setting makes it a distinctive and attractive VFR stop for pilots flying the Frisian coast.
The airfield lies on Baltrum island in the East Frisian Islands, off the Lower Saxony coast of Germany, at an elevation of 7 feet. Its position on a small, low island in the North Sea means the field is surrounded by water and tidal flats rather than other airfields or major controlled airspace features.
Baltrum Airport has a single physical runway, 09/27, with a hard surface measuring 1181 feet in length. The runway is lit and there is no instrument landing system.
Traffic at Baltrum can be worked on Baltrum Radio, 132.015 MHz. Overlying flight information service is provided by Langen Information on 128.525 MHz.
Baltrum Airport continues to serve the island of Baltrum by air, with its own operator maintaining the field; further operational information is published on the airfield's own website.
