Schenefeld: Finkenwerder - Airbus Airfield Hamburg-Finkenwerder - Waltershofer Hafen
Finkenwerder extends along the southern bank of the Elbe in Hamburg, where its riverbank position transformed a former fishing settlement into part of the city’s working waterfront. Airbus Hamburg operates its Finkenwerder site here, one of the company’s major European locations for aircraft production and delivery, alongside its own airfield. Nearby Waltershof belongs to the southern harbour area of the Port of Hamburg, with container terminals and maritime industry. The broad Elbe connects these districts to central Hamburg and the North Sea, while Finkenwerder retains the name and identity of the Elbe island it once was.
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