Milovice Airport

Milovice Airport is a former military airfield at Boží Dar in Milovice, Czech Republic. It was built near the Boží Dar farm in 1923–1924 and began operating in 1925 with a grass runway of 520 by 950 metres. The metal Pícha 1 and Pícha 2 hangars went up in the 1930s, and a major rebuild from 1949 gave the airfield a 2,500-metre concrete runway. In the 1950s it took the name Mladá, along with the surrounding military training area, and the 47th reconnaissance air regiment was based there in the early 1960s.

After Soviet forces left in 1991 the Czechoslovak army took over the site, but flights never resumed and it later passed to civil administration. The Central Bohemian Region owns the complex, which still serves recreational and sport pilots. Its grounds also host large festivals, including Votvírák, with room for up to 100,000 visitors. Let It Roll has held its drum and bass festival at the airfield since 2015, and the festival’s 15th edition ran there from July 31 to August 4, 2024. Mefjus, Neonlight, A-Cray and Black Sun Empire are among the artists who have played the site.