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34-122 Gierałtowiczki
068/248, 680 × 26 m
N49°57'35.8" E19°24'10.2"
Zator Radio 123.45 MHz
Why Does a Concrete Strip Matter?
Most small training airports in Poland have grass runways—which means training is interrupted in the fall and winter. It’s different here.
An Airport with Concrete
- 680 m of concrete strip — available 365 days a year, regardless of the weather.
- No winter breaks — We continue training even when other airports are shut down due to soggy grass or snow.
- Faster completion — PPL(A) in as little as 2 months, instead of dragging out the training for a year.
- Max weight: 1.5 t — easy to handle with our PS-28 Cruiser.
An Airport with Grass
- Breaks in training during the period fall-winter (3–4 months per year).
- Restrictions after rainfall — The softened surface makes operations impossible.
- PPL(A) Training lasts a year or longer due to downtime.
- Risk loss of continuity — Breaks from flying slow down the learning process.
How to Find Us
The airport is located in Gierałtowiczki, on Provincial Road 781
From Kraków (~50 min)
Take the A4 highway toward Katowice → take the Balice/Zator exit → follow Provincial Road 781 to Gierałtowiczki.
From Katowice (~60 min)
Take the A4 highway toward Kraków → take the Chrzanów exit → follow Provincial Road 781 to Gierałtowiczki.
GPS Navigation: wpisz „ul. Na lotnisko, Gierałtowiczki” lub współrzędne 49.9599, 19.4028.
Infrastructure
On-site training and technical facilities
The airport features a hangar, training facilities, and a briefing room. It is also home to Aeroprakt Polska—an ultralight aircraft assembly plant—which means there is constant access to top-notch technical facilities.
Would you like to see the airport live?
Sign up for an introductory flight—you'll get to see the airport, meet your instructor, and experience what it's like to fly a plane.