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Augsburg Airport (AGB/EDMA) is a regional general-aviation airport serving Augsburg, Bavaria, located about 6 km northeast of the city center. Once the base of Augsburg Airways, it now primarily handles business aviation, flight training, gliding, and private flights rather than scheduled airline service. Its single asphalt runway and compact terminal make it a convenient alternative for general and business aviation in the Augsburg-Munich area.
💡 Local Tip
The on-site restaurant/terrace overlooking the apron is a favorite with locals for coffee and plane spotting; weekends often bring more glider and training traffic than weekdays.
🚖 Getting There
Local buses connect the airport with Augsburg city center and the main railway station, though service is limited, so check current timetables. A taxi or ride-hailing car to central Augsburg takes about 15-20 minutes. By road, the airport is easily reached from the B2/B300 and the A8 (Augsburg-Ost), with parking available at the terminal.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Augsburg Airport have scheduled commercial flights?
A: No, it primarily serves general aviation, business jets, flight training, and gliding; there is no regular scheduled airline service.
Q: How far is Augsburg Airport from Augsburg city center?
A: It is about 6 km (roughly 15-20 minutes by car) northeast of central Augsburg.
Q: What facilities are available at AGB?
A: The airport offers a terminal with passenger handling, a restaurant, parking, and handling services for private and business aircraft; fuel and maintenance support are available.
Q: Can I fly into Augsburg Airport on a private plane?
A: Yes, it is open to general aviation and business aircraft, but you should check opening hours, PPR requirements, slots, and customs/immigration availability in advance.
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