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Copenhagen Roskilde Airport (ICAO: EKRK) lies at Roskilde in Denmark's Region Sjaelland, a short distance from the capital and set at 138 feet above mean sea level. It offers two hard-surfaced, lit runway pairs with instrument landing systems on two approach directions, making it a well-equipped controlled aerodrome for visiting VFR and IFR traffic alike.
Copenhagen Roskilde Airport sits at Roskilde in Region Sjaelland, Denmark, close to the city that gives it its name and within easy reach of the greater Copenhagen area. For a simulator pilot it is a useful and well-equipped destination, with two substantial hard runways, both lit, and ILS approaches available on two of the four runway directions, giving plenty of scope for both VFR arrivals and instrument practice.
The aerodrome is located at coordinates 55.5856 N, 12.1314 E, at an elevation of 138 feet, in Region Sjaelland, Denmark, not far from the wider Copenhagen area. The presence of dedicated approach and tower frequencies indicates that it is a controlled aerodrome, and pilots should expect to operate within its associated controlled airspace rather than treating it as an uncontrolled strip.
Roskilde has two physical runways. Runway 11/29 is a hard-surfaced, lit runway of 5871 feet on the 11 heading and 5679 feet on the reciprocal 29 heading, with an ILS available for runway 11. Runway 03/21 is a hard-surfaced, lit runway of 4919 feet in both directions, with an ILS available for runway 21.
Pilots can expect the following frequencies at Roskilde: Approach on 125.525 MHz, ATIS on 123.8 MHz, a miscellaneous or handling frequency on 130.225 MHz, and Tower on both 118.9 MHz and 119.65 MHz. Instrument approach capability is provided by ILS on runways 11 and 21, as noted in the runway data.
