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Berlin Tempelhof?
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Not Tempelhof.Originally posted by KGEG View Post
For what it's worth, the design of the new terminal is from the same decade as Tempelhof.Comment
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No scheduled flights on the whole airport?
So there are only some options left. Maybe military use?, or, like it happened with Tempelhof, it has been closed because of "no expansion possible"?.
I'd tend to the second option, because AFB's or small airfields don't often have more than 1 "terminal".
And I tend to "leave Berlin" for this quiz, because Gatow AFB would not fit either?
Peter, your quiz is not easy... (as it has never been).
The German long haul is alive since 1955, 69 years and still kicking.
The Gold Member in the 747 club, 50 years since the first LH 747.
And constantly advanced, 744 and 748 /w upper and lower EICAS.
This is Lohausen International speaking (est.1927), echo delta delta lima.Comment
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Not military either, just general aviation and biz jets (which use the old modern terminal). There are plans to extend the runway to cater for B737 and A320 size aircraft. This would enable this airport to act as an overflow for a large airport roughly 70 KMs away. But these plans have been around for years...Originally posted by LH-B744 View PostNo scheduled flights on the whole airport?
So there are only some options left. Maybe military use?, or, like it happened with Tempelhof, it has been closed because of "no expansion possible"?.
I'd tend to the second option, because AFB's or small airfields don't often have more than 1 "terminal".
And I tend to "leave Berlin" for this quiz, because Gatow AFB would not fit either?
Peter, your quiz is not easy... (as it has never been).
Remember my clue that the new old-fashioned terminal is not used much, and when used mostly for old planes along with perhaps a few Cessna props and similar small stuff.Comment
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Is it in the UK ?If it 'ain't broken........ Don't try to mend it !
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What Brian has asked, is a good question, because I can't think of any airfield in a 100 nmi-Radius (concerning my location) that would fit into yor description, and I've yet landed jets (eg. CR7) on the following places:Originally posted by Petertenthije View Post
Liége-Bierset, Oostende, Schiphol, Eindhoven AFB, KleyneBroegel, Brussels, Charleroi, Essen/Mülheim, Lille-Lesquin, Rotterdam, Antverp, Zweibrücken, Luxembourg, etc etc etc
Edit: When you come down at Oostende you of course fly over EBFN Koksijde and you come near to Buedel... or Eindhoven -- Antverp which gives you a VOR thats called Bruno if I'm not completely wrong... it's located SouthEast of a small town called ...
Herentals.... .... ....
Now tell us the correct solution.
There is another option.. It's a "borderline" airfield, such as EDLW. It can't be visited by long-haul A330, but small A319s come down there.The German long haul is alive since 1955, 69 years and still kicking.
The Gold Member in the 747 club, 50 years since the first LH 747.
And constantly advanced, 744 and 748 /w upper and lower EICAS.
This is Lohausen International speaking (est.1927), echo delta delta lima.Comment
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You've named pretty much every airport in the Benelux, and still manage to miss it. That takes skills!Originally posted by LH-B744 View Post
As I said, no scheduled services at this airport, only general aviation and biz jets. The biz jets use the old modern terminal. The new old-fashioned terminal is not used much, and when used mostly for old planes and the occaisional sight-seeing small props. Now, think very hard, why would there be a seperate terminal for old planes and sight-seeing...Hmmm... 2 terminals, but can only cater to RJ
No.Originally posted by brianw999Comment
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A shot in the dark: Gilze Rijen! It's the closest airport to Zandvoort AFAIK, and this would be the link to "Originally the new terminal was build for a sport event;" .. and I hope, somehow this airport can be seen as not military
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Last time I was there Gilze only had a bunch of Apaches, Chinooks and assorted other MILITARY helicopters.Originally posted by LX-A343 View Postand I hope, somehow this airport can be seen as not military
The new old-fashioned terminal was ORIGINALLY build for a sport event. I did not say the CURRENT new old-fashioned terminal was build for a sports event. As mentioned, the new old-fashioned terminal was build from old blue-prints. Blue prints from the same era as the Berlin Tempelhof terminal.Comment
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I'm being drawn towards Lelystad. I can't find any terminal information but they do plan to extend for Locost operations.
Stop press. Found this...
Last edited by brianw999; 2010-09-02, 17:13.If it 'ain't broken........ Don't try to mend it !
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We've got ourselves a winner. Good thing to, cause tomrrow I will be going on holiday to moscow so I won't have internet acces for a few days.Originally posted by brianw999 View Post
There is a tiny terminal at the airport. The museum has a exact replica of the Schiphol terminal that was originally constructed for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. This terminal may be a replica, it is in use for actual flight operations. Mostly sightseeing flights with cessna's and similar small stuff, but also the Aviodrome's own F27, DC2, DC3, Constellation etc.Comment
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Just out of interest...what was the sporting event ?If it 'ain't broken........ Don't try to mend it !
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The 1928 olympics is what the terminal was ORIGINALLY build for. I never said or implied that the terminal was rebuild at the same place!Originally posted by brianw999 View PostComment
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AARRGHHHH! I looked for infos on the '28 Olympics and aviation, but found nothing at all.Comment
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