No permanent night lighting, but:
A. Approach beacon
- Installation on a quadrangular lattice mast, extended to an observation tower, directly next to the dark brown aircraft hangar on the north side of the harbour. The red and white lattice mast is 12.50 m above the ground to the ridge of the roof on which the rotating beacon, 1.50 m high, is erected.
- Terrain height above sea level: 188 m.
- Identification: flashing beacon white. Flashing 0.18 s, pause 3.82 s, return 4.00 s.
- Height of fire above ground level: 14 m.
- Type of light source: Electric light bulb.
- Luminous intensity in Hefner candles: 900 000.
- Mean range of fire: 40 km.
- Operating times: 1 April to 30 September from 11 p.m. until brightness is reached; otherwise on request.
- The fire is guarded by the air police station.
- When an aircraft lands, the fire is switched off to avoid glare. There are two red warning lights on the roof of the lattice mast.
B. Warning beacons
8 red warning beacons on the buildings pp. on the north side of the airport which could be an aviation obstacle. 2 light rings each with 3 red warning beacons on the 27 m high factory chimney Merzbrück, 100 m from the north-east corner of the airport, marked as an obstacle near the airport. Operating times as for A, otherwise on request.
C. Landing lights
Landing lights of green, white and red fires in wind direction. It has to land from green over white to red to the right of the row. Landing light operating times: as for A, otherwise on request.