Small general aviation airfield in central Germany.
Location
Bad Endbach, Germany
Bottenhorn Airfield (ICAO: EDGT) is a small general aviation airfield located near Bad Endbach in the Hesse region of central Germany. It serves private pilots, flight training, and recreational aviation rather than commercial passenger traffic.
The airfield is situated in a hilly, rural landscape and is operated primarily for light aircraft and glider operations. It is a local facility with no scheduled airline services.
Notable facts
›ICAO designator is EDGT; it has no IATA code.
›Located in the Hesse (Hessen) region of central Germany.
›Serves general aviation, including private and recreational flying.
›Situated in a rural, hilly area near Bad Endbach.
›No scheduled commercial passenger services operate from this airfield.
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