Late October sounds quite good, Jim. If all the stars align, I'll be very glad to come up, either driving or flying.
I'm in Bremerhaven this and next week (though not the weekend), should anyone want to stop by. Both Polar 5 and Polar 6 are here now. We'll be flying Polar 6 later this week on a test.
I'm back again in late October, and again in November, if anyone would like to have a get together...
There are lot of stuff to be in the list "To be watched" or visited whenever someone visit Bremerhaven Airport. As the group has chosen to visit Bremerhaven I m sure you can many guide that can be more helpful.....
And another great German regional airport with modern RNAV approaches...
Which is going to be closed and turned into a harbor for the offshore windmill industry...
Great visit to Bremerhaven today. Nice to meet another forum member and have a look around a wonderful DC-3 (although it was about as un-DC-3 as I have ever seen - clean, modern and gleaming).
And actually, a nice town with a redeveloped waterfront where we grabbed lunch. Jim's was far healthier than mine!
And another great German regional airport with modern RNAV approaches...
There is no PM facility currently.
Some people have put their email in their profile, so you can contact them that way.
Otherwise, I can pass on email addresses.
I was out today, working flat out on the plane before it started to rain 
I'll be here....
Hi Jim. I just called the tower and gave them my registration. See you around 1100lcl.
Sorry everyone, this is directed to Jason, and I can't figure out how to PM (Peter?).
Jason, I'd be delighted to host you in Bremerhaven tomorrow (though not exclude anyone else who would like to visit too). Though not required, the tower has asked your registration. You are welcomed to text it to me, if you prefer to not post it here. My number: Canada 1 705 330 5315.
When you arrive, you can park right in front of the hangar, the tower is expecting you, and Polar 6 will not be going out tomorrow. Just leave room around the fuel pumps, the OLT Islanders come and go. I will see you pull in.
Cheers, Jim
They (EASA) have indeed picked the most choice location in town, with an endless supply of nice restaurants where to run up expenses.
And they are unhappy with the location, not enough good bars and cafes. They want to move to the other side closer to the central station. They might move into the cathedral. Time to raise more and higher fees.
