Bad Langensalza Airfield

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Bad Langensalza Airfield (ICAO: EDEB) is a general aviation facility located in Germany, about 4 kilometres (2 mi) north-northwest of Bad Langensalza (Thuringen); approximately 240 kilometres (149 mi) southwest of Berlin. It is classified as a Sonderlandeplatz meaning that it has no guaranteed hours of service, so that visitors need to obtain "prior permission". The airfield has a short grass runway, which is used primarily for light aircraft and gliders. There is a small terminal and a hangar at the facility.

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Bad Langensalza Airfield
Thamsbrücker Landstraße,

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N 51.129444444444 °	E 10.621666666667 °

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Sonderlandeplatz Langensalza

Thamsbrücker Landstraße
99947
Thuringia, Germany
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