Leylstad it is. There is a Catalina in the picture along with a 747 if you look close enough.

One thing that has always struck me as strange is that there is an ILS on the SW runway (you can see the glideslope to the left of the runway) but the touchdown markers are at the other end.:confused:

Ok, my go again then :E

http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...006137taxy.jpg

Flaps
 

ref EHLE pic, pray tell, where is the 74 & Cat? 74 onto 4101ft ? Thks

Have a look at the Google Earth image of EHLE and you'll notice what looks like an aircraft museum abeam the RW23 threshhold and there is a B747 there but it doesn't appear in the originally posted pic.

Regards,
BH.

National Aviation Theme Park Aviodrome at Lelystad Airport
 

The museum is the Aviodrome. Some interesting exhibits.
http://www.aviodrome.nl/english/

The Cat is to the left of the second hangar from the bottom. The 747 (admittedly only the nose) is at the very far end of all the buildings. If the pic had been in colour it would have made it too easy:)

Flaps & Mreyn
 

Thks chaps, great to know t'ain't me going tropo

Thar she blows.

Do you guy's need a clue re the latest "Which Aerodrome"? :E

Certainly would help.:)

Ok then, I'm on an easyJet A319 flying between GLA and SXF.

LFT's challenge
 

Google Earth doesn't give a name for the old German airfield, but it's just north of the town called Wittstock.

Location is 53.12N - 12.31E

Open floor if correct.

Correct, Wittstock it is,

It seems to be open:

http://member.file-upload.net/seneca/File0998.jpg

dash7fan's challenge
 

Wild guess BEA Vikings at Berne Airport Switzerland. 1950s

Its around 1959 , but not Berne

dash7fan's challenge
 

You did not rule out Switzerland. Winterthur perhaps?

No, its not in Switzerland, but not far away.

dash7fan's challenge
 

How about Austria? Vienna Schwechat Airport when it was a single runway?

No Sir, but the hangars (listed buildings, in use since 1916, but not always at this airport) are still in use. The tower and all other buildings, except the small ones, are gone.