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Operator of the regional commercial airport PAD/EDLP in Büren for passenger, charter and cargo traffic

Paderborn-Lippstadt Airport (PAD) Logo

Flughafen Paderborn/Lippstadt GmbH

Büren (Flughafenstraße 33) · DENew on Amplifa

1969Foundation of the airport company
1971Opening of the airport
2.180 m × 45 mRunway
711.434Passengers 2025
45Airport fire brigade staff

About Paderborn-Lippstadt Airport

Flughafen Paderborn/Lippstadt GmbH operates the international commercial airport Paderborn/Lippstadt (PAD/EDLP) near Büren in East Westphalia-Lippe. Its range of services includes leisure flights to holiday destinations in Spain, Turkey, Greece and Egypt, business and private charters, cargo traffic as well as handling, a General Aviation Terminal (GAT), multi-storey car parks with charging stations and its own airport fire brigade with 45 staff on 24-hour duty. The runway is 2,180 metres long and 45 metres wide; instrument landing systems are available in both directions, along with maintenance hangars for commercial aircraft (A321/Boeing 757). The airport was opened in 1971 and the company founded in 1969; with a catchment area of around 6 million people, it serves as the home airport for OWL and neighbouring regions in NRW, Hesse and Lower Saxony and is part of the public infrastructure. Its shareholders are the districts of Paderborn, Soest, Hochsauerlandkreis and Höxter as well as the IHK Ostwestfalen and IHK Lippe. Operations are Ökoprofit certified; in 2025, 711,434 passengers and 44,111 aircraft movements were recorded.

Site
Büren
Processes
Passenger air traffic (leisure flights), Business and private charters, Cargo traffic/Cargo, Handling, General Aviation Terminal (GAT), Parking (multi-storey car parks, charging stations), Airport fire brigade, Maintenance hangars for commercial aircraft
Materials
Runway, General Aviation Terminal, Maintenance hangars
Certificates
ICAO/ADV fire safety requirements
Founded
1969
Industries
Aviation, Airport operations, Logistics
  1. 01

    Air traffic (passenger, charter, cargo)

  2. 02

    Handling and dispatch

  3. 03

    Ground services and airport fire brigade

  4. 04

    Parking and service facilities

Operations & Infrastructure

RWY 05/23

Runway

2,180 m long and 45 m wide take-off and landing runway with centreline lighting and instrument landing systems in both directions.

GAT

General Aviation Terminal

Terminal for business and private aviation, accessible around the clock.

MRO

Maintenance hangars

Maintenance hangars for commercial aircraft of the A321/Boeing 757 classes as well as maintenance operations for general aviation.

Location

Büren

DE

Commercial airport with terminal, administration and fire brigade

Materials
Runway 2,180 m; apron with five stands for medium-sized aircraft (three with jet bridges)
  • Terminal and arrivals building
  • Two multi-storey car parks
  • Maintenance hangars for commercial aircraft
  • Operations centre of the airport fire brigade
  • Fuel facilities (Jet A 1, AVGAS 100LL)
  • Conference room centre in the Forum

Industries

AviationAirport operationsLogistics

Additional services

Passenger air traffic (leisure flights)Business and private chartersCargo traffic/CargoHandlingGeneral Aviation Terminal (GAT)Parking (multi-storey car parks, charging stations)Airport fire brigadeMaintenance hangars for commercial aircraftCongress/conference roomsAirport tours

Safety & Quality

Flight operations comply with the requirements and recommendations of ICAO and the ADV; the airport fire brigade with 45 personnel on 24-hour duty is trained in accordance with ICAO/ADV requirements. Safety-relevant occurrences can be reported via a reporting procedure.

EvidenceBüren
ICAO/ADV fire safety requirements

History

  1. 1969

    Foundation of the airport company

  2. 1971

    Opening of Paderborn-Lippstadt Airport

  3. 2006

    Opening of the airport hotel (October)

  4. 2020

    Announcement of insolvency proceedings in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic with business operations continuing

  5. 2024

    55th anniversary of the airport

  6. 2025

    Discontinuation of the last hub connection to Munich by Lufthansa (March); 711,434 passengers

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