Stölln-Rhinow Airfield serves Gollenberg, DE.
The Stölln-Rhinow Airfield (ICAO: EDOR) is a special airfield (Sonderlandeplatz) located in Gollenberg, Germany, approximately 70 km northwest of Berlin,. It is operated by the Flugsportverein Otto Lilienthal Stölln/Rhinow e.V.,.
- Runway: The airfield has an 840 x 40 meter grass runway with directions 08/26,.
- Uses: It is approved for helicopters, airplanes, motor gliders, ultralights, gliders (winch launch and aerotow), hang gliders, paragliders, and parachuting,. Gliding is a primary activity, with winch launching available,. Prior permission (PPR) is required for flights.
- Historical Significance: Stölln-Rhinow is considered the oldest airfield in the world by its operators, as it was the gliding practice site for aviation pioneer Otto Lilienthal starting in 1894, and the location of his fatal accident in 1896,. A preserved Ilyushin Il-62 aircraft, named "Lady Agnes" after Lilienthal's wife, serves as a museum and registry office on the airfield,.
*Sources researched: edor.org, service.dhv.de, dulv.de, de.wikipedia.org, mein-flugziel.de*
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Where is Stölln-Rhinow Airfield located?
Stölln-Rhinow Airfield is located in Gollenberg, DE, at an elevation of 138 ft. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is EDOR.