Until the Austrian State Treaty came into force in 1955, Tulln lay in the Soviet zone, but was used by US troops.
In the 1950s

Range approach runway 09 (February 1951) (Source: US DoD)

Airfield (February 1951) - Air traffic control services are provided by the Airways and Air Communications Service (AACS) of the US Armed Forces. (Source: US DoD)

NDB approach runway 09 (June 1951) (Source: US DoD)

Aerodrome (June 1951) (Source: US DoD)
Index to the objects shown on the maps
Radio beacons:
- Tulln Range "OEB", NDB "OEC"
Air traffic control:
Places:
- Danube,
- Floridsdorf, Frauenhofen
- Königstetten, Korneuburg
- Langenlebarn
- Muckendorf an der Donau
- Nitzing
- Pressbaum, Purkersdorf
- Stockerau
- Tulln
- Wien, Wipfing
Source for all maps, if not marked otherwise: US Department of Defense (US DoD)