Flugplatz Anklam

Flugplatz Anklam is a regional airfield in the Hanseatic town of Anklam, in Western Pomerania, near the island of Usedom. Located in the birthplace of aviation pioneer Otto Lilienthal, it welcomes pilots, passengers and visitors to the area. The airfield is approved for general air traffic and can accommodate aircraft with a maximum mass of 5.7 tonnes; operation of aircraft up to 60 tonnes is possible with special permission.

The airfield’s website provides practical information for pilots, including airfield data, landing fees, fuel availability and opening hours. It also serves visitors and holidaymakers with information about sightseeing flights, gliding and accommodation. Anklam’s team shares news, historical background and updates, including notices about changes to operating hours and scheduled events. The airfield is generally open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., subject to prior permission requirements and current notices. With its aviation heritage and convenient location close to Usedom, Flugplatz Anklam offers a welcoming point of access for general aviation and regional visits.