1Runways 24
On this side, a spotters place is located near the threshold of the main runway (24R). For photographers the sun is on the wrong side most of the time, except in the early morning, but to read off everything it is a nice spot. Bring a medium-size stepladder for photography.
2Runways 24 approach
When runway 24 is in use you can take position along the parallel road of the Peelweg to view and photograph landing aircraft. Walking into the fields is forbidden (also by signs) and even potentially dangerous.
3The south side
To photograph the moving traffic on the runways without facing the sun, you can go to the south side of the base. This spot offers this opportunity when either runway (24L or 24R) is in use. Bring a medium-sized stepladder for photography. To get here, park your car along the road and follow a dirt road to the fence.
4Runways 06
Along the road (N264) there are some parking spots. From here you have a good view of the landing and departing aircraft on the runways 06L and 06R. You can also move around a bit from here to find the best spot. This spot also discloses any visiting aircraft parked on the tarmac north of the 06 threshold.
5Main gate
Near the main gate, an F-84, F-104 and F-16 are preserved, also visible from spot 4.
