Friedrichshafen Airport

Overview

Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen is the main air gateway for Friedrichshafen in southern Germany, serving the Lake Constance region near the borders with Austria and Switzerland. Known by the codes FDH and EDNY, it is classified as a large airport and offers a compact alternative to bigger hubs, which can make arrivals and departures feel more manageable for leisure and business travellers alike. Its official time zone is Europe/Berlin, so visitors should plan schedules, transfers, and check-in times accordingly.

Airfield facts

• Elevation: 1367 ft (417 m) above sea level
• Main runway: 06/24, 7729 ft long, asphalt surface, lighted
• Secondary runway: 06L/24R, 2163 ft long, grass surface
• Airport type: large airport
• Official website: https://www.bodensee-airport.eu

What travellers should know

For most passengers, the practical appeal of Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen is its straightforward regional role: it places you close to Friedrichshafen itself and within easy reach of the wider Bodensee area, which is popular for lakeside holidays, trade fairs, and outdoor trips. The paved, lighted main runway supports regular aircraft operations, while the shorter grass runway reflects the airport’s broader aviation use. Before travelling, it is worth checking the airport’s official website for live flight information, terminal guidance, parking details, and any seasonal updates, especially if you are coordinating onward travel around the lake or crossing nearby borders.