Airport City Weeze

Airport City Weeze is the business park project of Airport Weeze (Flughafen Niederrhein GmbH) in North Rhine-Westphalia, directly on the border with the Netherlands. A business park is being created on 620 hectares around the airport, focusing on logistics, aviation and leisure. The site is a former Royal Air Force base.

The site

• 620 hectares in total, with 105 hectares available for expansion, according to the project page
• More than 650 residential and functional buildings, halls and asphalt areas inherited from the former base
• Business areas with direct access to the airport's air traffic facilities, suited to aviation and transport companies
• Motorway A57 reached within about 10 minutes, with a rail connection about 5 km away in Weeze

Weeze Airport

Weeze Airport (IATA NRN, ICAO EDLV) opened to scheduled flights in 2003 and recorded 2.25 million passengers in 2025. It has a 2,440 by 45 metre runway and serves low-cost and charter flights, with Ryanair as its main partner. The airport also has facilities for business jets.

Location and catchment

The project says more than 10 million people live within a one hour drive, and positions the park between the Ruhr, the Rhineland, eastern Netherlands and Benelux regions.