PilotWeb

i Enstone

Postal Code: OX7 4NP

General Information
Latitude	51:55:45N
Longitude	1:25:51W
Elevation
Operations Status	Civil, Private
Operating Hours	SR - SS PPR
Contact	Enstone Airfield, Enstone, CHIPPING NORTON, Oxfordshire, OX7 4NP. Tel 01608 677208, fax 01608 678204

Communications
LARS Brize Radar	134.300
A/G
A/G

Runways
ID	Dimensions (metre)	Surface	PCN	ILS
26/08	1100 x 40 metre	ASPHALT		NO
26/08	800 x 40 metre	GRASS		NO

Remarks
CAUTION
FUEL	100 LL
NAVAIDS
OPR HOURS	SR - SS PPR
WEBSITE

Website Links

Aerial Photo

Map
Location: 51:55:45N, 1:25:51W

Flying Schools based at this airfield

Enstone Flying Club

Oxfordshire Sport Flying

Pegasus Flight Training (Oxford)

Pilots based at this airfield
Mr Mark Albery	Mr Ian Folland	Richard Prior
Peter Alexander	Eric Giles	Michael Radcliffe
Mr leigh barber	David Grey	Mr Andre Roberts
T W Battersby	Kevin Hadley	Steven Roberts
Mr Gary Beers	Richard Hall	Mr Richard Samulis
Mr Nick Bennett	Paul Higgs	Mr Stephen Shaw
Martin Brigden-Gwinnutt	Peter Holloway	Mr Karrol Smulovic
Tony Burroughs	Anthony Kedros	Owen Sparrow
Mr Ben Chapman	Bob Littledale	Mike Street
Mr Peter Clifford	Mr John Lowe	Polly Vacher
Mr Alan Collins	Mr Simon Newton	Andrew Vine
Anthony Corbett	David Nickson	Nick Walker
Mr Phil Crozier	Mr David Nickson	Geoff Weighell
Mr stephen dunlop	Mr Jonathan Nicol	Mr andrew wilson
Mr Matthew Elmes	Mr David Price	Perry Woolley

Information Last Updated: 29/07/2002 11:22:18

Member Comments for: ENSTONE

Tony Halsall - Enstone
Visiting pilots should be aware of severe rotor and other cross wind problems when visiting Enstone. ''''The bump'''' only adds to problematic rotor and in my opinion pilots should approach Enstone with GREAT caution.

Anthony Kedros - Comms
A/G 129.875

Tim Ball - Visiting Enstone
Popped in en-route to Kemble PFA 2004 .found everyone most hospitable and friendly.look forward to re- visit.

Sharon Croome - Enstone - 11/10/2005
My first jaunt out on my own after getting my PPL(A). Everyone was very friendly and helpful and the relaxed atmosphere was most welcoming. A must for those that relish home-made cakes (which are huge and extremely tasty) and a decent cup of tea. I did experience the cross-wind problem mentioned by Tony however, it was the same at my home airfield that day also and therefore made for some interesting practice of my cross-wind landing technique!

Submit Your Comments

You must be a registered PilotWeb Member or Subscriber to submit comments.
Click here to login or register.