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Itzehoe Hungriger Wolf Airfield (IATA: IZE, ICAO: EDHF) is a small general-aviation field near Hohenlockstedt in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Once a military airbase, it now supports gliding, private flying, and flight training on a compact paved runway surrounded by heath and forest. Its unusual name, 'Hungry Wolf,' reflects the local landscape and gives the field a distinctive character.
💡 Local Tip
Bring cash for landing fees and any clubhouse purchases, as card payments may not be accepted—especially outside peak weekends. Weekday mornings are usually the calmest time for arrivals and departures.
🚖 Getting There
The airfield is a short drive from Itzehoe and Hohenlockstedt, so a car, taxi, or ride-share is the most practical way to reach it. The nearest major rail hub is Itzehoe station, with trains to Hamburg and Kiel, but you will still need a taxi or bus for the final leg. On-site parking is generally available for visitors.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport's ICAO code?
A: Itzehoe Hungriger Wolf Airfield uses the ICAO code EDHF; its IATA code is IZE.
Q: What kind of traffic does the airfield handle?
A: It mainly handles general aviation, including gliders, private piston aircraft, and flight-school traffic. Commercial airline service is not available.
Q: Do visiting pilots need permission to land?
A: Prior permission (PPR) is often required, especially for non-based aircraft. Check with the airfield operator or club before planning a visit.
Q: Are there facilities for passengers?
A: Facilities are basic and may include a clubhouse, restrooms, and limited food/drink. Fuel and maintenance availability can be limited, so confirm in advance.
AI-generated content · Generated Oct 1, 2026 · deepseek-v4.1-flash