München-Riem airfield

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München-Riem airfield was a former airport and Luftwaffe base near Munich, Germany, that served as an important military and civil aviation hub before and during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former airport
military airfield
associatedWith German civil aviation history
Luftwaffe operations in World War II
postwar reconstruction of German aviation
cityServed Munich NERFINISHED
closureReason replacement by new Munich Airport
continent Europe
country Germany NERFINISHED
currentUse parkland
residential area
trade fair grounds
hasHeritage memorials commemorating aviation history
site of former terminal preserved in parts
hasInfrastructure hangars
passenger terminal
runways
hasSuccessor Franz Josef Strauss International Airport NERFINISHED
Munich Airport NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Cold War era NERFINISHED
World War II
interwar period
IATACode MUC NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bavaria
Munich
Upper Bavaria NERFINISHED
district of Trudering-Riem
locatedNear Messestadt Riem NERFINISHED
Munich Trade Fair grounds (Neue Messe München) NERFINISHED
locatedOn eastern outskirts of Munich
namedAfter Riem NERFINISHED
operator Deutsche Lufthansa NERFINISHED
Luftwaffe NERFINISHED
ownedBy City of Munich NERFINISHED
partOf German aviation network
Luftwaffe airfield system NERFINISHED
replaced Munich-Oberwiesenfeld airfield NERFINISHED
servedRegion Bavaria NERFINISHED
southern Germany
significance important Luftwaffe base during World War II
main airport of Munich before Munich Airport at Erdinger Moos
major civil aviation hub in southern Germany
transportType air transport
usedFor Luftwaffe base
air mail services
cargo flights
civil aviation
commercial passenger flights
military aviation

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Jagdverband 44 baseOfOperations München-Riem airfield