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Asiago Romeo Sartori Airfield

Asiago (VI), Italy

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Asiago Romeo Sartori Airfield

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A scenic general aviation airfield on the Asiago plateau.

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Asiago, Italy
Asiago Romeo Sartori Airfield (ICAO: LIDA) is a small general aviation aerodrome located on the Asiago plateau in the Province of Vicenza, in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. Situated at an elevation of roughly 1,000 metres above sea level, it serves private pilots, sport aviation enthusiasts, and glider operations. The airfield is named in honor of Romeo Sartori, a local aviator. It is a popular destination for recreational flying due to the scenic alpine landscape of the Asiago plateau, and it hosts occasional fly-in events and aeronautical activities for the local aviation community.
Notable facts
  • ›Located on the Asiago plateau at approximately 1,000 metres above sea level in Veneto, Italy.
  • ›Named after local aviator Romeo Sartori.
  • ›Primarily serves general aviation, sport flying, and glider operations.
  • ›Has no commercial airline service or scheduled passenger flights.
  • ›The surrounding alpine scenery makes it a popular destination for recreational pilots.
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A mountain airfield perched above the Venetian plateau, where history meets flight

Asiago Romeo Sartori Airfield is a small general aviation aerodrome located on the Asiago Plateau in the Province of Vicenza, northern Italy, sitting at an elevation of roughly 1,000 metres above sea level. Named in honour of local aviator Romeo Sartori, the field serves private pilots, gliders, and sport aviation enthusiasts drawn to the dramatic Alpine surroundings. It plays a modest but cherished role in the regional light aviation community of the Veneto region.

Terminals
  • General Aviation Terminal — A simple single-building facility serving private and sport aircraft operations with basic pilot amenities.
Ground Transport
  • Private car or rental car from Asiago town centre (approx. 3 km)
  • Local taxi services from Asiago
  • Bus connections from Vicenza to Asiago via regional bus routes
Nearby Hotels
  • Hotel Croce d'Oro Asiago
  • Hotel Erica Asiago
  • Albergo Ristorante Linta
  • Hotel Europa Asiago
Dining

The airfield itself offers minimal on-site catering, but the nearby town of Asiago is well known for its excellent local cuisine, including the famous Asiago PDO cheese dishes and hearty mountain fare. A short drive into the town centre reveals trattorias and restaurants serving regional Veneto specialities.

Traveller Tips
  • Mountain weather on the plateau can change rapidly — always check local meteorological conditions before flying.
  • The airfield is primarily active during weekends and summer months; confirm operational hours in advance.
  • Asiago town is only a few kilometres away and worth exploring for its World War I memorials and local cheese producers.
  • Fuel availability is limited — confirm fuel supply with the airfield before arrival if required.

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