Lądowisko Koszalin-Zegrze Pomorskie, Military landing site in Zegrze Pomorskie, Poland.
Lądowisko Koszalin-Zegrze Pomorskie is a military landing site in Zegrze Pomorskie with a 2500-meter concrete runway located at 76 meters elevation. The facility uses radio frequency 122.305 MHz and operates under the identification code EPKZ for air traffic control.
The facility operated as a civilian airport until 1991 and peaked in 1979 with over 85,000 annual passengers through the terminal. The conversion to military operations marked a fundamental shift in how the site was used and its purpose.
The location was home to the Koszalin Aero Club, which maintained flying traditions from 2004 to 2020 using historic hangars and buildings. Visitors can still see traces of this aviation community in the remnants of former infrastructure around the site.
The site offers limited public access, so visitors should check conditions beforehand before planning a visit. The surrounding area is relatively open and flat, which makes navigation straightforward, though good weather is recommended for a comfortable experience.
From May through July, the site hosts an Aviation Ambulance service that contributes to emergency medical response in the region. This seasonal deployment makes the location an important hub for emergency medical activities during those months.
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