Eshott Airfield can be considered challenging if it’s your first time flying to us so please read our guide below and phone for PPR on the day.
The airfield makes use of two tarmac runways and a grass runway. Runway 19RH is preferred due to its 610m length and to allow all types a choice of tarmac or grass. We ask that all pilots do not make shallow approaches to the site - ensure that you are above 20ft at our boundary fences as the land around the airfield is often used by the public and our neighbours.
Eshott Airfield currently offers AvGas 100LL and JetA1. If you require fuel rotors running, please ensure that you have gained PPR to ensure an efficient and safe refuel.
The airfield has a number of noise sensitive areas nearby. We ask that you please take a look at the SkyDemon plate which provides a good insight into the areas that you must avoid. The airfield where possible will use runway 19RH, as it also allows for a circuit away from noise sensitive areas
The airfield operates 09:00 - 19:00 on 7 days of the week. The airfield does not have runway lights for fixed wing aircraft night ops. Helicopters may operate in hours of darkness with PPR
External training flights from other schools are very welcome at Eshott. As always we do ask that you PPR as it may not be appropriate on the day given some activities that occur at Eshott Airfield.
Aircraft maintenance and hangarage are both available at Eshott Airfield. We cater for around 65 aircraft in our hangars on a daily basis and provide maintenance for a variety of vintage & certified types. Eshott Airfield provides outside parking or hangarage on request. Outside parking is charged at £10 per night, with hangarage prices ranging depending on aircraft size.