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Slovenske Konjice Sports airport

Žiče 107, 3215 Loče

 

Experience Slovenske Konjice and the southern slopes of Pohorje from a bird’s-eye view. Imagine seeing sprawling forests, open clearings, lush vineyards, and meandering rivers, all from the vantage point of a floating box. With lively streams winding through the landscape and old market towns dotting the scenery, a panoramic flight from the Slovenske Konjice Sports Airport offers an unparalleled perspective of the region.

Slovenske Konjice Airport, situated near the village of Žiče, offers adventure enthusiasts the opportunity for panoramic flights, providing breathtaking views of the diverse landscapes within the municipality of Slovenske Konjice and beyond. The airport features a single runway designated for sports and tourist aircraft, accommodating vehicles with a total weight of up to 5000 kg. The runway’s path lies on a former expansive field along the eastern side of the abandoned Poljčane–Zreče railway line, hence the alternative name for the airport–Senožet Airport.

How are panoramic flights organised?

In addition to the pilot, others can partake in this exhilarating bird’s-eye adventure. For safety reasons, the minimum age for participants is 10 years.

Furthermore, Slovenske Konjice Airport offers a variety of additional activities alongside panoramic flights:

  • pilot training at all proficiency levels,
  • access to the modeling track,
  • aircraft hangar facilities,
  • arrangement of space and organization for picnics and events catering to both small and larger groups (over 500 people).

CONTACT
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FOR THE CURIOUS:

  • An intriguing feature of Slovenske Konjice Airport is its offering of a special flight to Slovenia’s iconic symbol, the highest peak in Slovenia, Triglav.
  • From the Slovenske Konjice Sports Airport, you have the flexibility to fly to and land in any destination within the European Union.
  • The inaugural landing in the vicinity of the present-day airport occurred in 1952, executed by Vinko Štefanič, the most senior pilot hailing from the Slovenske Konjice region, who underwent pilot training in 1946.