
Kassel Airport Business Park in Calden
Since 2013, the Regional Airport Kassel Airport. Around the airport area is a flourishing industrial and aviation location which has already been over 35 companies - mostly from the aviation industry - with more than 1,200 employees: the Kassel Airport Industrial Park. With its location in the heart of Europe, it offers the best conditions and is increasingly developing into one of the most important maintenance locations in Germany and Europe.
Using the advantages of a business location
With Central location of Kassel-Calden is not the only aspect that makes this business location interesting for companies, especially those with European and other more distant sales markets and suppliers. This also includes Strong regional company networks such as the Competence Center Aerospace Kassel Calden (CCA), Renowned neighborswhich Excellent availability of space and the Good transport connections.

Commercial space near the airport is available

The Kassel Airport industrial and commercial area in Calden is divided into two zones. At the new Kassel Airport 10 ha of fully developed land with direct apron access and 1.3 ha without apron access are available. On the old airfield, where a business park is now being built, 22 ha of commercial space has already been designated and leased; a further 64 ha of the former airfield is currently being developed.
The areas are suitable for aviation-related businesses, hotels, service providers and industry - from large-scale settlements to sought-after small-scale plots. Regional companies also find Attractive expansion options.
Further location advantages at a glance
By attracting well-known companies, Kassel Airport has developed into a highly qualified Business location developed. Round 1,200 employees now work for aviation-related companies at the site. These include the maintenance center of the company AIRBUS Helicoptersthe global market leader in the civil and parapublic helicopter market, and Air Lloyd Aerotechnicsa company specializing in helicopter maintenance. Also the PIPER General Agency Germany is based here and provides sales, spare parts service and maintenance for aircraft throughout Europe from Kassel.
With the Company network "Competence Center Aerospace Kassel Calden (CCA)" and a heliport, the Kassel Airport business park has further unique selling points for the aviation industry. As a professional networking, marketing and innovation platform, e.g. in the target fields of "aviation technology" and "airport technology", the CCA has developed considerable expertise for the region and beyond. This foundation must be expanded and translated into further market successes and technological advances.
Whether you are an industrial, commercial, trade, maintenance or service company with a regional or national supplier and sales market, the Good transport connections at the Kassel Airport business park, this is an optimal location with attractive growth options is represented. The following key data characterize the transport connection:
- To most European economic centers in one to two hours by plane
- Good road connections to highways in a north-south and east-west direction
- Kassel city center, ICE junction "Bahnhof Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe" and freight traffic center (GVZ) Kassel can be reached in approx. 20 minutes by car
- Integration into the public transport system of the Nordhessischer Verkehrsverbund (NVV)
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Sustainable neighborhood supply at Kassel Airport
With Flughafen GmbH Kassel (FGK) has a Concept According to this, the supply of heating/cooling/electricity to the companies to be located in the future industrial estate 22 can be provided economically to a very high degree by renewable, local energy sources.
In particular, the Decentralized generation and production of energy and the Operation of our own neighborhood plant for the Kassel Airport business park.

With a company yet to be engaged by the FGK, it is planned to use the concept to determine the specific possibilities for decentralized energy generation and production on the property to be acquired with each prospective developer. This also includes examining whether the procurement of energy from other properties in the planning area or the supply of energy to them can lead to the achievement of economic and ecological synergy effects.
The search for appropriately oriented and networkable users has already begun. Among other things, the aim is to use the waste heat from the operation of a company - such as a data center - to heat other buildings and possibly also for production. There are also plans to make photovoltaic electricity, which is generated on all roofs and not fully consumed, available to other users in the district.
The FGK intends to engage an efficient partner from the energy industry to operate the district heating plant by means of a tender. The neighborhood plant is to ensure the supply of energy to the connected companies. Depending on the outcome of the agreement with the owners, the district heating plant can operate facilities owned by the company to be relocated. However, it can alternatively or additionally construct and operate its own systems - including on buildings or areas belonging to the company to be relocated (e.g. PV, geothermal systems or combined heat and power plants). Lines that are to be used to distribute the energy will be reached and operated by Quartierswerk or the owners, depending on the agreement. Arrangements must also be made for charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in the neighborhood.