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Müritz Airpark (REB/EDAX) is a small general-aviation airfield at Lärz in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, within the Mecklenburg Lake District near Müritz National Park. It originated as a military airbase—commonly associated with Rechlin-Lärz—and later served Soviet forces before becoming a civil airpark. Its long paved runway, extensive former military apron, and role as a festival/event site make it unusual among German small airports.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know the former military apron is huge and exposed, so check wind and parking/taxi instructions carefully; weekdays are far quieter than event weekends, and a bicycle is ideal for exploring the nearby Müritz National Park.
🚖 Getting There
By car, Müritz Airpark is reached via the B198 and local roads near Lärz/Röbel; follow signs for the airpark or Rechlin-Lärz. Public transport is limited, with Mirow or Röbel as the nearest practical rail/bus hubs, then taxi, bicycle, or event shuttle. During major events such as Fusion, expect road closures, heavy traffic, and special shuttle services.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Müritz Airpark?
A: IATA: REB; ICAO: EDAX.
Q: Is Müritz Airpark the same as Rechlin-Lärz Airfield?
A: Yes, it is often called Rechlin-Lärz Airfield or Flugplatz Lärz; Müritz Airpark is the current name.
Q: What traffic does the airport handle?
A: Mostly general aviation, gliders, ultralights, skydiving, and event-related flights; there is no scheduled airline service.
Q: Do visiting pilots need special permission?
A: Check current NOTAMs, opening hours, PPR requirements, and fuel availability before arrival, especially during large events.
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