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Flights over Germany

Flights across Germany, including a major international hub, quieter general-aviation routes near Düsseldorf, and a cross-country ferry flight to the North Sea coast.

Flying over Germany

Germany offers a huge variety of flying in a relatively compact area: some of Europe's busiest airline hubs, a dense network of general-aviation airfields, and two very different coastlines — the Baltic Sea in the north-east and the North Sea with its Wadden Sea mudflats in the north-west.

Flights here range from a Boeing 737 MAX departure out of Frankfurt Airport, Germany's largest airport, to a light-aircraft flight above the clouds around Düsseldorf on the Rhine, a scenic flight along the Baltic resort coast at Timmendorfer Strand on the Bay of Lübeck, and a cross-country ferry flight in a Piper PA28 Dakota to Wangerland on the North Sea coast of Lower Saxony.

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