Airport City Weeze

Airport City Weeze is the business park project of Airport Weeze in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It sits directly on the border with the Netherlands. The business park is being created on 620 hectares around the airport.

The park focuses on logistics, aviation and leisure. Its business areas have direct access to the airport's air traffic facilities, so they suit aviation and transport companies. Investors and entrepreneurs can choose from areas with different focuses.

The former Royal Air Force base has more than 500 residential and functional buildings, halls and usable asphalt covered areas. The airport itself is a commercial airport with international connections, and the park is located around it.

The motorway A57 can be reached within 10 minutes. The nearest rail connection is 5 km away in Weeze, and the Rhine and Maas ports are also close by. The park is centrally located between eastern Netherlands, the Ruhrgebiet and the Rhineland.

The airport's aviation pages cover general aviation, UAV and drone operations, and business jets. They list Exxaero, a private jet company, and Serve2fly, an airport service company, among the companies based at the airport.

Passenger services include a fast track lane for security, parking, a visitors terrace, meeting rooms and advertising at the airport. The airport also has a Royal Air Force Museum and runs events for visitors.

The company lists corporate responsibility projects, including bees at the airport, a solar park and work on flora and fauna at the airport. Its site also lists ground power units.

Real estate and rentals, and a list of companies at the airport, are set out in separate sections for businesses that want to look at available property.

Services

• Business park development
• Logistics sites
• Aviation business areas
• Real estate and rentals
• General aviation
• UAV and drone operations
• Meetings and conferences
• Advertising at the airport
• Ground power units
• Solar park