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Plzeň-Líně Airport is a medium-sized airfield to the west of the Czech Republic, close to the city of Plzeň, offering a single hard-surfaced runway equipped for circuit and local flying. Its straightforward layout and general aviation traffic make it a useful VFR destination for simulator pilots exploring Bohemia's airspace.
Plzeň-Líně Airport serves the city of Plzeň in the Plzeňský kraj region of the western Czech Republic. It is a modest, single-runway aerodrome that supports general aviation and training activity, making it an approachable and interesting stop for a VFR sim pilot wanting to explore this part of Bohemia away from the busier international fields.
The airfield lies near Plzeň in the Plzeňský kraj region of the Czech Republic, at coordinates 49.6753 N, 13.2744 E. It sits at a field elevation of 1181 feet.
Plzeň-Líně has a single physical runway orientated 06/24, hard-surfaced and 4733 feet in length, with runway lighting fitted for both directions. There is no ILS installed at the field.
The field is served by a RADIO frequency of 129.005 MHz, providing an air-ground communication service to arriving and departing traffic.
Plzeň-Líně continues to operate as a general aviation airfield with a single hard-surfaced runway and radio-equipped communications, supporting local and visiting traffic in the vicinity of Plzeň.