Aeroclub Elbe Weser Karlsh f6fen e. V.<\/b> operates the Karlsh f6fen airfield (ICAO: EDWK) near Gnarrenburg, Germany. Founded in 1971, the private aeroclub maintains a fleet of seven single-engine piston aircraft, including Robin DR400\/125, Cessna 150 and 172, and Piper PA28 variants such as Cherokee and Archer models.
The club offers comprehensive flight training programs focused on European pilot licenses: Light Aircraft Pilot Licence (LAPL) and Private Pilot Licence (PPL) under EASA regulations. The training includes practical flying on a well-instrumented fleet and theoretical courses covering aviation law, meteorology, navigation, and radio communication.
Radio communication training is delivered in both German and English, preparing pilots for BZF I, BZF II, and AZF certificates essential for private pilot licensing and international flying. Optional night flight training under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) is available in winter months. Membership in the club is required to begin flight training.
Karlsh f6fen airfield is a private special landing site (PPR) known for its hospitality and popularity among visiting pilots. Aircraft chartering is exclusively available to active club members for private use.<\/p>