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Rügen Airport (GTI/EDCG) is a small general-aviation airfield at Dreschvitz/Güttin on the Baltic island of Rügen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. It handles private aircraft, charter, flight training and sightseeing flights rather than scheduled airline service. Its location makes it a convenient aerial base for exploring Rügen's coast, Stralsund and the nearby national park.
💡 Local Tip
Call ahead for fuel and parking, especially on summer weekends when sightseeing flights are busy, and check NOTAMs for glider or parachute activity before joining the circuit.
🚖 Getting There
By road, approach via the B196/L30 toward Dreschvitz and Gingst; the airfield is signposted and has parking. Public buses are sparse, so pre-book a taxi or rental car from Bergen auf Rügen or Stralsund. If arriving by train, Bergen auf Rügen is the most practical station, roughly 15–20 minutes away by car.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Rügen Airport?
A: There are no scheduled airlines; the field is used mainly by private pilots, charter operators, flight schools and sightseeing flights.
Q: What facilities does EDCG offer?
A: Expect a small operations building, paved runway 09/27 of about 900 m, parking and fuel by prior arrangement; services are limited compared with commercial airports.
Q: How do I get to Rügen Airport by public transport?
A: Public transport is limited; the nearest useful rail hub is Bergen auf Rügen, from where you can continue by taxi or bus toward Dreschvitz/Gingst.
Q: Can I arrive from outside Germany?
A: For non-Schengen or customs-sensitive flights, contact the airport in advance; PPR and prior notice may be required.
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