Malbork Air Base (ICAO: EPMB), located near Królewo in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of northern Poland, is a military airfield operated by the Polish Air Force. The base has historically hosted fighter aviation units and serves as an important tactical installation in Poland's national defense infrastructure. The airfield is situated in proximity to the historic city of Malbork, famous for its UNESCO-listed Teutonic Knights' castle. The base has hosted various aircraft types over the decades, including Soviet-era jets during the Cold War and more modern Polish Air Force aircraft in subsequent years. As a military installation, Malbork Air Base is not open to civilian commercial traffic and has no scheduled passenger services. It remains an active component of Poland's NATO-integrated air defense network.