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Hohenems-Dornbirn Airfield (LOIH) is a small public aerodrome in Vorarlberg, western Austria, lying about 5 kilometres southwest of Dornbirn near the town of Hohenems. It serves general aviation traffic alongside air police and air rescue operations, offering a single lit runway at just over 1,350 feet elevation.
Hohenems-Dornbirn Airfield is a public aerodrome situated near the town of Hohenems in Vorarlberg, Austria, about 5 kilometres southwest of Dornbirn. It supports general aviation flying alongside air police and air rescue operations, making it a modest but active general-aviation field of interest to VFR pilots exploring the Rhine valley region of western Austria.
The airfield lies in Vorarlberg, in the far west of Austria, some 5 kilometres southwest of Dornbirn and close to the town of Hohenems after which it is named. No specific airspace classification or details of surrounding controlled airspace are given in the available sources.
The field has a single physical runway aligned 05/23, with a hard (asphalt) surface that is lit. The database records slightly different lengths for each direction, 1,973 feet for runway 05 and 2,092 feet for runway 23, which may reflect differing declared distances at each threshold.
Hohenems operates an information service, callsign Hohenems Information, on 121.2 MHz. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid available at the field.
Hohenems-Dornbirn Airfield has developed as a general aviation site in Vorarlberg, and beyond civilian flying it has also been used to support air police and air rescue operations in the region.
The airfield remains in active use for general aviation as well as for air police and air rescue flying.