Bagicz Airport in Poland will remain on the country’s aviation map after the Polish Aero Club reached an agreement to preserve the site’s civil character. The formal process of transferring management of the airport to the Polish Aero Club has already begun.

The move ends uncertainty over the future of the airfield, which has been known as EPKG. The agreement means the facility will continue to operate as a civilian airport rather than moving out of civilian use.

The Polish Aero Club said the transfer procedure is now under way, but provided no further details on the timetable or any operational changes. The announcement confirms that Bagicz will stay in the network of civil aviation sites in Poland.

Bagicz is an airfield with a place in Poland’s aviation landscape, and the latest agreement protects that role. For aviation users and local stakeholders, the decision keeps open the possibility of continued civilian flying activity at the site.

Details of how the transfer will be completed have not yet been disclosed. However, the start of the formal handover marks a significant step toward keeping the airport in civilian use.

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