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Trieben Airfield (LOGI) is a small glider field at Trieben in the Austrian state of Styria, set at 2280 feet amid the mountainous terrain of the Enns valley. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway and is best known to sim pilots as a scenic Alpine airstrip and gliding centre rather than a hub of powered traffic.
Trieben Airfield is a small aerodrome serving the town of Trieben in Styria, Austria, primarily used as a glider field. Its high elevation of 2280 feet and surrounding mountainous terrain make it a distinctive and visually striking destination for VFR flying, particularly for sim pilots interested in Alpine airfield operations.
The airfield lies at Trieben in the Austrian state of Steiermark (Styria), within the Enns valley region of the Austrian Alps. No specific airspace classification, controlling authority, or nearby controlled airspace details are given in the available material.
Trieben has a single physical runway, 11/29, with a hard surface. Runway 29 measures 2104 feet and runway 11 measures 2102 feet; both directions are lit. There is no ILS at the field.
No communications frequencies are published for Trieben Airfield, and there is no instrument approach or ILS available.
Trieben is used as a glider field, with an on-airport building overlooking the apron and runway 11/29. The airfield has been captured for Microsoft Flight Simulator, with a dedicated add-on offering handcrafted scenery, high-resolution terrain, tower interiors and custom ground objects, reflecting its appeal as a detailed Alpine strip for simulator pilots.