Atterheide - AEROAFFAIRES

Atterheide : introduction

Atterheide airfield, also known as Osnabrück-Atterheide airfield, is open to public traffic. It houses a flying school and a catering company.

Located in the Atter district of Osnabrück, it can accommodate helicopters and turboprops.

AEROAFFAIRES tells you everything you need to know about organising your flight from Atterheide Airport.

History of Atterheide Airport

1912 : aerobatic pilots are allowed to use the land at Atte for flying.
Mid-1920s : The land is used by gliders as the main airport in the area does not allow gliders to take off.
1932 : a flying day is organised by the engineer Reinhold Tiling to present his rockets.
1938 : Flight operations cease.
1955 : The Osnabrück Aero-Club is founded.
1958 : The first motorised aircraft take off from the airfield.
1959 : The Aero Club moves to Atterheide and the airfield is officially opened.
1960s : Aerobatic and parachute shows are held.
1980 : The runway is extended to 800 metres.
1986 : The tower is opened.
1990 : A new clubhouse is opened.

Practical information about Atterheide airfield

Atterheide airfield has a runway.

The coordinates of Atterheide airfield

Airport Code : EDWO
Latitude : 52° 17′ 11,6″ N
Longitude : 07° 38′ 11,35″ E
Altitude : 87 m.
Runway length : 800 m.

This airport can accommodate private aircraft.

Location & access to Atterheide airfield

Address : Zum Flugpl. 83, 49076 Osnabrück, Germany
Coordinates : 52° 17′ 11.6″ North / 07° 38′ 11.35″ East
Altitude : 87 m

Located in the Atter district of Osnabrück, it takes about 3 minutes to reach by car from the centre.

If you wish, AEROAFFAIRES can take care of your transfer by hiring a car with a private driver.

Recommendations on the aerodrome's surroundings

Where to stay in Atter?

During your stay in the German city, hotels and guest houses are available to accommodate you. However, AEROAFFAIRES recommends that you book a room at the Hotel-Restaurant Kohlbrecher, located about 3 minutes from the airport.