Segelflugplatz Kammermark

Segelflugplatz Kammermark is in the Prignitz region of Brandenburg, Germany, north of Pritzwalk and roughly halfway between Berlin and Hamburg. The site is a grass airfield with a length of about 1,100 m and a width of 200 m, at 88 m above sea level.

Training is organized through an approved training organization (ATO LVBL, reference D-BB-ATO018). Student pilots from Akaflieg Berlin and AFV Berlin train together on club aircraft, with two-seat Grob Twin II / Twin III trainers, single-seaters for advanced flying, and a motor glider for additional training.

No public price list was found on the website. The site says guest flights are offered against reimbursement of self-costs, and that soaring operations are mainly winch-launched for cost reasons; for exact fees, contact the club directly.

The club lists several training and club aircraft, including Twin III, Twin II, Discus CS, ASW 24, Discus, LS 4, SF25C, and Astir CS. The training fleet includes three two-seat trainers and a motor glider.

Segelflugplatz Kammermark is a club-operated gliding field, not a commercial flight school. It is run by the Flugplatzgemeinschaft Pritzwalk-Kammermark GbR, supported by Akaflieg Berlin and AFV Berlin.

The website information available is in German. The club’s contact and training details are published in German, so German-language communication is likely the most practical option.