Training area
The Borne Sulinowo training area
We train on the site of a former garrison in Borne Sulinowo, West Pomerania, Poland. Soviet troops were stationed here until 1992. Today you fly over forest and sandy tracks, over tanks and armoured vehicles, and inside abandoned buildings.
A town that was not on the map
From the 1930s the area around Borne Sulinowo served as a training ground and garrison. After 1945 Soviet troops were stationed here, and for decades the town was closed to civilians and left off maps.
The last units left in 1992. They left behind barracks, halls, depots and vast training grounds that we now use for FPV training.
Terrain for every stage of training
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Open terrain and sandy tracks
Wide spaces for your first 5″ FPV flights and low-level flying practice.
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Forest and trenches
Concealing your position, hiding from drones and flying between trees.
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Tanks, armoured vehicles and Humvees
Moving targets and cover for scenarios, including counter-drone work from a vehicle.
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Abandoned buildings
Corridors, stairwells and open halls of the former barracks for indoor flights.
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Simulator halls
Combat drone simulators and practice stations before you go into the field.
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Night and thermal
Night exercises and thermal camera flights over terrain you already know by day.
Photos from the training area
Location and getting there
Borne Sulinowo lies in West Pomerania, about 20 km from Szczecinek. From Poznań or Szczecin it is about 2.5 hours by car.
Poligon Borne Sulinowo78-449 Borne Sulinowo, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland53.5765° N, 16.5340° E
We send the exact meeting point and time by email before the course and show it in your client account.
- By carThe easiest route is via Szczecinek. From Poznań or Szczecin it takes about 2.5 hours.
- By trainThe nearest railway station is Szczecinek. From there, take a taxi.
- AccommodationYou arrange your own accommodation and breakfast. After you sign up we send you a list of places to stay in and around Borne Sulinowo.
Borne Sulinowo
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Co-organisers
The organiser is Power Technology. We co-organise the training with Militarne Borne and the Museum of Military History in Borne Sulinowo.
