Heading into the wind

Bitterwasser is lucky enough to always take off and land against the wind due to the large pan.

The pan has a diameter of 3 kilometers and is therefore very pleasant for take-offs and landings. Instead of runways, the pan contains 8 different landing directions. This means you can always align the glider perfectly with the wind.

And even if the pan is wet, there are 2 alternative runways at the hangar.

This means that there are no complications even in the evening when there is a lot of landing activity, and a regulated take-off procedure is also ensured in the morning.

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1000 km Trainingscamp Bitterwasser 2025 Zweite Phase

Von Luc Stalman, Team-Captain der Wilfried-Grosskinsky-Stiftung
Die zweite Hälfte unseres 1000-km-Trainingscamps ist gestartet, und mit der Ankunft von Felix Herold und Andreas Weitz beginnt ein neues Kapitel.

1000 km Trainingscamp Bitterwasser 2025 startet

Von Luc Stalman, Team Captain im Namen der Wilfried Grosskinsky Stiftung
Das jährliche 1000 km Trainingscamp in Bitterwasser ist erneut hervorragend gestartet.