Civil Airfield Kikity (EPKI)

Grass runway with a noticeable slope, preferred takeoff on 29 and landing on 11, with a south circuit; the runway may be uneven or unmown at times. Operations are typically without a flight information officer, requiring air-to-air communication and vigilance. Simple runway lighting exists. No fuel available on site; fuel can sometimes be arranged via the club from a local station, but is more reliably found at nearby airports such as Ketrzyn or Gryzliny.

Accommodation is available directly at the airfield in simple but well-equipped rooms; overnight stays offer scenic views and barbecue options. Example: overnight accommodation about €25. On-site restaurant serves good food, with self-service possible if few guests are present. Dinner and drinks are available for about €20 per person per day. Hangar space is available; Example: hangar about €10 per day. No landing fee is charged in some cases, but an airfield usage fee of about €40 per person may apply.

The location is quiet and scenic, situated between lakes and forests, with a 2.5 km or 15-minute walk to a lakeside swimming area in Kikity village, which also has a small shop and bakery but no restaurants. The owner speaks German and English but is usually present only on weekends; other staff may have limited language skills. Email reservations are handled efficiently.

Procedures vary; see AIP/NOTAM.