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Schuby International DESY

Built by M. Schroeder · Established July 2026

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live traffic · quiet skies
Drag to look around · flat view by default · 3D terrain and orbit optional · flyable in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024

Runway

1

Longest strip

3,937 ft asphalt

Placed objects

13

Field elevation

66 ft

QuietTour pay x1.5

2 pilots this week. As one of your first 10 new airports today, it pays x1.5 the normal tour amount.

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Schuby International (DESY)

AIRPORT DIAGRAM

DESY

FIELD ELEV

66′

VARIATION

4.2°E

ARP

54°31.8'N 9°28.3'E

RUNWAYS

1

13132.4°ELEV 6631312.4°ELEV 663,937 X 75AABTWR12354°31.6'N54°31.8'N54°32.0'N9°27.8'E9°28.0'E9°28.2'E9°28.4'E9°28.6'ENMAGVAR 4.2°E1,000 FT250 M

Legend

  • Runway, hard surface
  • Taxiway
  • Apron / ramp
  • Taxiway name
  • Runway holding position
  • Building
  • Control tower
  • Parking stand
  • Windsock

Runways

RWYDimensionsSurfaceTrue / MagLighting & aids
133,937 X 75 ftasphalt132.4° / 128°ODALS · PAPI · edge · centerline
31312.4° / 308°MALSR · PAPI

Stands: 3 · Helipads: 0

ATC routes on the airport's published taxi network and holds aircraft short at every runway exit, painted or not.

Auto-published from the airport design · for Microsoft Flight Simulator only - not for real-world navigation.

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