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Schleswig-Kropp Airfield (EDXC) is a small grass airstrip near the village of Kropp in Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany. With a single grass runway just under 2,600 feet long, it caters to light aircraft and general aviation traffic rather than commercial operations. Its modest infrastructure and flat, low-lying elevation make it a straightforward VFR destination for pilots exploring the region north of Rendsburg.
Schleswig-Kropp is a small general aviation airfield situated near Kropp in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. It offers a single grass runway and is best suited to light aircraft operations, making it a point of interest for VFR pilots flying in the flat farmland landscape between the Baltic and North Sea coasts.
The airfield lies near the village of Kropp in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, at coordinates 54.4272 N, 9.5417 E, close to the larger town of Schleswig.
Schleswig-Kropp has a single grass runway aligned 08/26, measuring 2,580 feet in length. There is no ILS approach available, and no lighting is noted for the runway.
Pilots can expect two published services for the field: an AFIS frequency of 125.1 MHz, associated with Langen Information, and a tower frequency of 122.1 MHz, listed as Schleswig Tower (Turm). No navaids or instrument approach procedures are noted for the airfield.
