Category: Airports

Tomaszowice is located north-west of the center of Krakow, near the motorway ring road of the Capital of Lesser Poland. It is 14 km from Tomaszowice to the center of Krakow, 12 km to John Paul II Airport, 76 km to Katowice, 83 km to Katowice Airport, 107 km to Tarnów, and 293 km to…

Gorzów Wielkopolski is a city in Poland in the Lubuskie Voivodeship, in the Gorzów County. Gorzów Wielkopolski received city rights in 1257. The area of the city is 85.72 km2. In 2022, the city’s population was 118,011. The city lies on the Warta River. Gorzów Wielkopolski is located on a strongly undulating terrain, with a…

The name Czerwony Bór was used already in the 15th century. It was used to describe the Moraine Hills, which divided the southern Łomża Land into the eastern and western parts. The locals also called this hump the Great Mountains or the Long Mountains. The area of the hills was about 15,000 hectares. The first…

Tarnogród is a small town located in the Lublin Voivodeship, in its southern part, in the Biłgoraj district, by the provincial road No. 835 Przeworsk – Sieniawa – Tarnogród – Biłgoraj. From Tarnogrod to: Rzeszów is 75 km, Przemyśl is 78 km, Lublin is 106 km, Krakow is 225 km, Warsaw is 267 km.

The Polska Nowa Wieś airport is the airport of the Opole Aeroclub. Address: Opole Aeroclub, ul. Ozimska 71 D, 45-368 Opole. The landing field is ground. Two RWYs were designated on it. The first RWY with dimensions of 650 m x 100 m, in the direction of 13 / 31 (127° – 307°). The second…

The airport is located in the small town of Bednary, in the Pobiedziska Commune, Wielkopolska Province. Despite the short distance from Poznań (about 30 km), access to it is difficult. Bednary is not located on any important trade route. There are also no railways there. Access only by municipal roads. Bednary Airport is located on…

Olsztyn Dajtki Airport belongs to the Warmian-Masurian Aeroclub. The airport has the ICAO code – EPOD and the IATA code – QYO. The airport is located in the city of Olsztyn in the DAJTKI district, in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodship, in the Olsztyn Lake District. It is about 5,000 m from the airport to the city…

The patron of the Wrocław Aeroclub is colonel pilot Bolesław Orliński – a Polish military, sports and experimental pilot, who was awarded the Silver Cross of the Virtuti Militari Order. The flying club was founded in the second half of 1945, just after the end of the Second World War and the arrival of the…

The Treaty of Versailles, which ended the bloody Great World War, forbade the Germans to have military aviation. The problem was that the victorious countries were unable to enforce the Treaty of Versailles. In 1933, in Germany, Hitler was legally elected chancellor, the future world thug. On February 26, 1935, Hitler signed a decree establishing…

Włocławek – Kruszyn Airport was sometimes called Nowa Wieś Airport, but due to many places with this name, the name Kruszyn has become established. Włocławek – Kruszyn Airport is a civil airport managed by the Włocławek Aeroclub, located in the village of Kruszyn, in the immediate vicinity of the A1 motorway, 11 km from the…