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Lienz-Nikolsdorf Airfield is a small hard-surface airstrip at Lengberg in Tirol, Austria, set at over 2,000 feet elevation amid the mountainous terrain of the Lienz basin. It offers a single paved runway aligned 12/30 and represents a compact Alpine-valley flying experience for visiting VFR pilots.
Lienz-Nikolsdorf is a small general aviation airfield located at Lengberg in the Austrian state of Tirol, close to the town of Lienz. Sitting at an elevation of around 2,090 feet in an Alpine valley, it is the kind of field that appeals to simulator pilots drawn to mountain flying, offering a compact single-runway layout surrounded by high terrain.
The airfield lies at Lengberg in Tirol, Austria, in the vicinity of Lienz. No specific airspace classification, FIR boundaries or details of nearby controlled airspace are available from the sources at hand.
The field has a single physical runway, 12/30, with a hard surface. The 12 threshold gives a landing distance of about 2,128 feet, and the 30 threshold about 2,127 feet. There is no ILS available at Lienz-Nikolsdorf.
No communications frequencies are published for Lienz-Nikolsdorf Airfield, and the field has no ILS or other listed instrument approach aids.
According to a NOTAM covering the period from late June to late September 2025, the aerodrome's hours of service were set as Wednesday to Sunday, 0700 to 1600 UTC. Further information on the airfield's operator and facilities can be found via its official website.
