MY FS FLIGHTS
Bad Ragaz Airfield (LSZE) is a small general aviation strip in the Kanton St Gallen region of eastern Switzerland, sitting at 1,614 feet amid the surrounding Alpine terrain. It offers a single hard runway aligned 12/30 and is used by local light aircraft and glider operators rather than any scheduled traffic.
Bad Ragaz Airfield is a small aerodrome near the town of Bad Ragaz in the Kanton St Gallen, Switzerland, sitting at an elevation of 1,614 feet. It is a modest, locally used field rather than a commercial airport, and for a simulator pilot it offers a short Alpine-adjacent runway and the challenge of operating in mountainous terrain.
The airfield lies at coordinates 47.015 N, 9.4819 E, in the Kanton St Gallen in eastern Switzerland, close to the town of Bad Ragaz.
The field has a single physical runway, 12/30, surfaced in hard standing (asphalt/concrete type) and 1,602 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument landing system available.
No communications frequencies are published for Bad Ragaz Airfield, indicating it is a field without an active radio or ATC service on record. There is no ILS or published instrument approach, so operations are visual (VFR) only.
Bad Ragaz Airfield is recorded as the home base for a small number of local pilots, reflecting its role as a modest general aviation field rather than a commercial or training hub with published facilities.