Müritz Airpark, designated IATA code REB and ICAO code EDAX, is a general aviation airport located near Lärz in the Mecklenburg Lake District of northeastern Germany. It sits close to the Müritz National Park and the town of Rechlin, and serves primarily private pilots, sport aviation enthusiasts, and small charter operations. The facility was originally developed as a major Soviet military airbase during the Cold War era, accommodating large numbers of aircraft and personnel. Following German reunification and the withdrawal of Soviet forces, the site was repurposed for civilian and general aviation use, retaining much of its extensive infrastructure including long runways capable of handling a variety of aircraft types. Today, Müritz Airpark operates as a leisure and recreational aviation hub, capitalizing on its scenic surroundings near one of Germany's largest lakes. It hosts aviation events and fly-ins, attracting visitors from across Europe interested in both flying and the region's natural attractions.