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birrddog
19th Apr 2010, 14:24
Any one here have any recommendations for Fuel stops (Jet A) and Lunch in Western Germany, close to the Dutch/Belgian Borders? (North Rhine-Westphalia?)

Perhaps somewhere with a nice hotel nearby?
(bonus points for Fuel, and hotel with own airfield!)

Eastern Holland could also work.

Pianorak
19th Apr 2010, 17:33
EDLI Bielefeld. Details: Flugplatz Bielefeld: Anfluginfos (http://www.flugplatz-bielefeld.de/index.php?id=20)

Artistic Intention
19th Apr 2010, 19:12
Moenchengladbach (EDLN) is quite good also.

birrddog
20th Apr 2010, 00:40
Thanks for those references.

JB

bookworm
20th Apr 2010, 08:54
Depends what you're flying and the level of facilities you want.

I like Muenster-Osnnabrueck EDDG. It has all the facilities of an international airport (including a Cat III ILS at each end and permanent customs), but a fee of less than EUR 20 for < 2 tons (+ usual DFS ATC terminal charge). The main terminal is a bit of a trudge from the GAT, but there are restaurants a short taxi ride away in Ladbergen -- but I can't actually find the one I visited and liked a few years ago.

vanHorck
20th Apr 2010, 10:12
Dahlemer Binz is a great little place in the German Ardennes, with beautiful wooded area around, good tarmac runway, glider activity and glider community

what next
20th Apr 2010, 10:44
Dahlemer Binz is a great little place

And another vote for Dahlemer Binz from me. One of the best GA airfields in Germany and ideally located for this flight.

birrddog
20th Apr 2010, 13:17
Great, thanks.

A little further South than planned, though add interesting possibilities for my over night...

is Jet-A1 ~Eur 1.75/l throughout Germany?

140KIAS
21st Apr 2010, 11:41
Id recommend Statdlhon Vreden (EDLS). We stopped there enroute to Berlin in 2008. Its just inside Germany near the Dutch border.

Friendly welcome, fuel and restaurant. Dont know about accomodation but Im sure they could help sort something out locally.

Flyingmac
21st Apr 2010, 12:12
Borkenberge. Wild boar in jaeger sauce. Yum yum.
Verkehrslandeplatz Borkenberge EDLB (http://www.borkenberge.com/)

vanHorck
21st Apr 2010, 12:19
Willkommen auf der Dahlemer Binz! (http://www.dahlemer-binz.de/)

Wild Boar if you shoot it yourself but there is always:

The old Strammer Max
The well known Apfel Strudel
The filling Ungarische Gulash Suppe

And of course dze Maedels...... :ok:

birrddog
21st Apr 2010, 13:23
So far, in terms of incentives, Flyingmac is leading the pack...

Wild boar! Worth a trip just on its own for that :ok: