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Darłówek Naval Air Base is a small military airfield on Poland's Baltic coast, sited close to the port town of Darłowo in West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It offers a single lit hard-surface runway and is of interest to simulator pilots seeking a coastal Polish military strip rather than a busy civil field.
Darłówek Naval Air Base is a small military aerodrome serving the coastal town of Darłowo, in Poland's West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is classified as a small airport with no scheduled airline service, and is tagged as a military facility, making it a quiet, characterful stop for simulator pilots wanting to explore Poland's Baltic coastline away from major traffic.
The field lies at Darłowo, on the Baltic coast of West Pomeranian Voivodeship, close to the district of Darłówek from which it takes its name. Nearby towns and landmarks include Darłowo itself about three miles from the field, with Sianów, Mielno and the regional city of Koszalin all within roughly fifteen to sixteen miles. As a military installation, pilots should expect the airfield to sit within managed or restricted airspace typical of a naval air base, and should plan flights with awareness of its military status.
Darłówek Naval Air Base has a single physical runway aligned 04/22, measuring 1,949 feet and surfaced in hard material, with lighting provided for both directions. There is no ILS approach available.
No communications frequencies are published for Darłówek Naval Air Base, and no navaids or instrument approaches are recorded for the field.
Pilots approaching from inland can use the town of Darłowo, roughly three miles from the airfield, as a primary landmark, with the Baltic coastline itself providing an unmistakable reference for orientation. Koszalin, some sixteen miles to the northeast, and the smaller settlements of Sianów and Mielno offer further points for dead-reckoning navigation in the surrounding area.
Darłówek Naval Air Base continues to be identified as a military facility with no scheduled airline operations. No civilian facilities, fuel availability or operating hours are published for the field.
