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Nowy Targ Airfield is a small grass strip in the Podhale region of southern Poland, close to the Tatra Mountains, operated by the local Aeroklub Nowy Targ. Its single grass runway and mountain-fringed setting make it a distinctive and scenic destination for VFR pilots exploring this part of Lesser Poland Voivodeship.
Nowy Targ Airfield lies at Nowy Targ in the Podhale region of southern Poland, in the foothills below the Tatra Mountains. It is a small grass aerodrome operated by the local flying club, Aeroklub Nowy Targ, and its mountainous surroundings and single grass runway give it a character quite different from the paved fields typical of Polish general aviation, making it of particular interest to sim pilots drawn to mountain flying and scenic VFR routes.
The airfield sits in the Podhale region of Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in the shadow of the Tatra Mountains to the south. As a small grass aerodrome it operates without the complexities of controlled airspace, and pilots planning a visit should expect a relatively quiet, rural flying environment typical of general aviation strips in this part of Poland.
Nowy Targ has a single grass runway aligned 12/30, measuring 5,277 feet in length. There is no lighting and no instrument landing system, so operations are conducted visually.
No communications frequencies are published for Nowy Targ Airfield, and there is no recorded air-ground or air traffic control service. Pilots should plan to operate on a self-announced or unicom basis as appropriate, in line with standard practice for uncontrolled Polish grass strips, and should not expect any instrument approach aids at the field.
The airfield is home to Aeroklub Nowy Targ, the local flying club, which maintains the grass runway and supports flying activity at the site.
