Verkehrslandeplatz Allendorf / Eder

Verkehrslandeplatz Allendorf / Eder is in Allendorf (Eder), Germany. The airport’s website says it was established in 1966 and modernized in 2005, and it serves as the home base of Luftsportverein Ederbergland.

The airport website states that the local flying club continuously trains new pilots in powered flight, motor gliding, gliding, and ultralight flying. It also says the club has already trained more than 900 private pilots. For specific course availability, you should check directly with the club or airport.

No pricing information is listed on the airport website provided. Training costs usually depend on the license type, aircraft used, instructor time, and total flight hours, so you should request a current quote from the school or club.

The airport describes its club fleet as including self-launching gliders such as the ASK 21, high-performance gliders like the LS 8, and also ultralight aircraft, motor gliders, and single-engine powered aircraft.

The airport website is available in German and English, so those are the likely supported languages for general information on the site.

The airport itself is not listed as a club, but it serves as the home airport for Luftsportverein Ederbergland e.V. The club is described as having more than 300 members and a strong focus on training and aviation community activities.