Aircraft Calendar 2026 Special Edition "Nuremberg Airport" - Wall calendar with unique aircraft photos

The first special edition of the globally popular Civil Aviation aircraft calendar 2026 focuses on Nuremberg Airport. This wall calendar for aircraft fans and spotters shows impressive photos during take-off, landing, on the tarmac and in the air over Nuremberg - motifs that are rarely seen.

The photo series about Nuremberg Airport is based on excellent photographs by aviation spotter Tobias Walter, who has been working at airports such as Nuremberg, Munich and Frankfurt for many years. Particularly noteworthy: in cooperation with German Air Traffic Control (DFS), exclusive photos were taken directly from and in the tower. This includes, for example, take-off sequences with a view of Erlangen and rare insights into the day-to-day work of air traffic controllers.

As an aircraft wall calendar, this edition is designed for anyone who wants to combine technology, aviation and visuals - ideal for the living room, office or as a gift for aviation enthusiasts. The calendar appeals to both passionate plane spotters and a wider audience who want to experience fascinating photo motifs and the fascination of Nuremberg Airport. 13 aircraft photos show aircraft from Airbus, Boeing and Embraer, among others.

The wall calendar is available in large A3 format at www.civil-aviation-calendar.com or at www.civil-aviation-shop.de. The publisher is Rinco Albert, who has been selling aircraft calendars worldwide since 2017 and has already gained a large fan base for the Civil Aviation calendars.

iulias verlag, Inh. Rinco Albert
Holnsteinweg 26
96120 Bischberg
Germany

https://civil-aviation-calendar.com/

Herr Rinco Albert
095151076530

verlag@iulias.de

Every year, the Civil Aviation calendars published by iulias verlag from Bischberg near Bamberg present impressive aircraft photos from the global spotter community. In 2026, three different editions of Civil Aviation 2026 will be published, one of which is the special edition on aircraft at Nuremberg Airport (NUE / EDDN).

This release was published on openPR.