Have you ever dreamed of flying? You can live this amazing experience by practicing air sports. These are very popular around Saarbrücken area. Particularly in the Saarbrücken airport a lot of flying activity can be found. Hang Gliding is a very famous air sport and an alternate way of flying. Conquer the third dimension with the simplest aircraft!
The airport lies at an elevation of 322 m/1058 ft. GPS coordinates for the airport are 49°12′52″N 07°06′34″E. Wind in the area usually blows from the west with an average speed of 8 knots/9.2 mph.
The average air temperature in winter is 5°C/41°F and in summer 20°C/68°F. Your one of a kind experience will start by rising at about 600 m/1968.6 ft. Then you will soundlessly glide through the air over the magnificent scenery of the Saarbrücken area. After a short flight you will gently land at the airport area. So don’t wait any more! Book your flight and live the ultimate dream!
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Erlichsee is located in Oberhausen – Rheinhausen nestled between Mannheim and Karlsruhe. Erlichsee is a leisure center about a few hundred meters from the B36.
Erlichsee is located in Oberhausen – Rheinhausen nestled between Mannheim and Karlsruhe. Erlichsee is a leisure center at about few hundred meters away from the B36.
