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14874 Genaviation Apr09 MAIN 2009 corp list rrr3:2007 corp list 19/3/09 10:16 Page 41 AAOOPPAA WHERE TO FLY GUIDE & CORPORATE MEMBER LISTING Denham School of Flying Cambridge Aero Club CUMBRIA Denham Aerodrome Cambridge City Airport Denham Newmarket Road Carlisle Flight Training & Aero Club Uxbridge UB9 5DE Cambridge CB5 8RX Carlisle Airport Hangar 30 Tel: 01895 833327 Tel: 01223 373717 Carlisle Fax: 01895 835048 Fax: 01223 373833 Cumbria CA6 4NW Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: 01228 573344 Website: www.cabairflyingschools.com Website: www.cambridgeaeroclub.com Fax: 01228 573322 BEDFORDSHIRE Email: [email protected] Cessna 172 SP 4 Piper Cadet 3 Website: www.carlisle-flight-training.com Bedfordshire School of Flying Piper Warrior 2 Slingsby T67260M Firefly 1 Cranfield Airfield Piper Arrow 1 Extra EA200 1 Piper Tomahawk 2 Cranfield Piper PA23 Aztec 1 Piper Warrior 2 Bedfordshire MK43 0AL Lapwing Flying Group Ltd Cessna Citation Bravo 1 Piper Archer 1 Tel: 01234 752817 Denham Aerodrome Fax: 01234 7528 Denham Cambridge Flying Group Email: [email protected] Uxbridge UB9 5DF Cambridge City Airport DEVON Website: www.cabairflyingschools.com Tel: 01985 833880 Newmarket Road Ace Flight Training LLP Sec: 01276 24025 Cambridge CB5 8RX 24 Walcott Way Diamond DA 40 13 Email: [email protected] Tel: 01223 293343 Dunkeswell Aerodrome Robinson R22 1 Fax: 01223 294147 Honiton Robinson R44 Raven 1 RAF Halton Aeroplane Club Ltd Email: [email protected] Devon EX14 4XP (Civilian membership limited) Website: www.cambridgeflyinggroup.co.uk Tel: 01404 891811 Cabair College of Air Training RAF Halton DH82A Tiger Moth 2 Fax: 01404 891862 Cranfield Airport No 3 Hangar, The Airfield Email: [email protected] Cranfield Near Aylesbury RAF Wyton Website: www.aceflight.co.uk Bedfordshire MK43 OJR Bucks HP22 5PG Pathfinder Flying Club Tel: 01234 751243 Tel: 01296 622697 Tiger Moth DH82A 1 Huntingdon Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fuji FA200-180 1 Cambridge Website: www.cabair.com Website: www.haltonaeroclub.org.uk Extra 300L (by arrangement) 1 PE17 2EA Cessna 150 1 DA 40 Single engine 15 Cessna 152 3 Tel: 01480 52451 Mooney M20 1 DA 42 Twin engine 5 Cessna 182 1 Website: www.pathfinderflyingclub.co.uk Hughes 500 1 Robinson R22 2 PA28 1 Hughes 300 1 R F C Flying Training Ltd AS-355 Twin Squirrel 1 Citabria Aurora 1 Beech 18 1 Bourn Airfield Citabria for tailwheel and aeros Thomsonfly Flying Club The Pilot Centre Bourn c/o Thomsonfly Denham Aerodrome Cambridge CB23 7TQ Air Westward Limited Wigmore House Denham Tel/Fax: 01954 719602 Dunkeswell Aerodrome Wigmore Lane Uxbridge Email: [email protected] Honiton Luton Middlesex UB9 5DF Website: www.rfcbourn.flyer.co.uk Devon EX14 4LG Tel: 01895 833838 Bedfordshire LU2 9TN Cessna 152 2 Tel: 01404 891271 Fax: 01895 832267 Tel: 01582 644795 Cessna 182 1 Fax: 01404 891465 Fax: 01582 645454 Email: [email protected] Airfield Information: 01404 891643 Website: www.pilotcentre.co.uk Sibson School of Flying Operators of Dunkeswell Aerodrome PA28 160 Warrior 3 PA28-161 3 Sibson Aerodrome Aviation South West Limited Mooney 201LM 1 Cessna 152 5 Wansford NB: The club is solely for the use of TUI Cessna 172 1 Peterborough Aileron House, Building 26 Travel UK staff. Cessna 182 1 PE8 6NE Exeter International Airport Bellanca Citabria 1 Tel: 01832 280289 Clyst Honiton BERKSHIRE Email: [email protected] Exeter EX5 2BD Wycombe Air Centre Ltd Website: www.sibsonflying.co.uk Tel: 01392 447887 West London Aero Club Wycombe Air Park Fax: 01392 447886 Robin HR200/120B White Waltham Airfield Booker Email: [email protected] Robin HR200/120B Maidenhead Marlow Website: www.egte.com Robin HR200/120B Berkshire SL6 3NJ Buckinghamshire SL7 3DR Cessna A152 (Aerobat) Cessna 152 1 Tel: 01628 823272 Tel: 01494 443737 Cessna C152 Cessna 150 1 Fax: 01628 826070 Fax: 01494 465456 Cessna 172 PA28A 3 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] PA28-161 Warrior II PA28R-2 1 Website: www.wlac.co.uk Website: wycombeaircentre.co.uk Pitts S2A Beech Duchess 1 Beechcroft Duchess 1 Cessna 152 6 PA18 Piper Super Cub FNPT1 1 A28 Warrior 9 Cessna 172 Nav III (G1000) 2 Tiger Moth DH82a FNPT2 1 PA28-180R Arrow 1 Cessna 172S 2 Devon Airsports/ PA32R-301 1 Cessna 172P 1 CORNWALL Eaglescott School of Flying PA18 Super Cub 1 Cessna 182 RG 1 Cessna 150 1 Beech 76 2 Cornwall Flying Club Ltd Eaglescott Airfield Cessna 172 1 Beech Sierra C24R 2 Bodmin Airfield Burrington, Umberleigh Cessna 182 1 Frasca FNPT 1 Cardinham North Devon EX37 9LH Beechcroft Duchess 1 Bodmin Tel: 01769 520404 CAMBRIDGESHIRE Cornwall PL30 4BU Website: www.eaglescott-airfield.com BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Tel: 01208 821419/463 Flying Club Conington Piper PA28-161 1 Fax: 01208 821711 Piper PA38 Tomahawk 1 British Airways Flying Club Peterborough Email: [email protected] Wycombe Air Park PA12 Super Cruiser 1 Peterborough Business Airfield Website: www.cornwallflyingclub.com DHC1 Chipmunk Booker, Marlow Holme Cessna 152 2 DHC1 Tiger Moth 1 Buckinghamshire SL7 3DP Peterborough PE7 3PX Cessna 172 1 Blanik Glider 1 Tel: 01494 529262 Tel: 01487 834161 Fax: 01494 461237 Robin 2160 1 Bellanca Citarbria 1 Fax: 01487 834246 Bergfalke Glider 1 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.bafc.co.uk Perranporth Airfield EV97 Eurostar 3 axis microlight 1 Website: www.flying-club-conington.co.uk and Flying School Grob 109B 1 Piper Dakota 1 Cessna 152 4 Higher Trevellas Piper Warrior 7 Piper PA28-161 1 St Agnes Devon and Somerset DHC1 Chipmunk 1 Piper PA28-201 1 Cornwall Flight Training Ltd Beech 76 Duchess 1 TR5 0X5 Dunkeswell Aerodrome Bickerton’s Aerodromes Limited DH Chipmunk Mk.22 1 Tel: 01872 552266 Honiton Denham Aerodrome Fax: 01872 552261 Devon EX14 4LG Denham Email: [email protected] Tel: 01404 891643 Uxbridge Website: www.perranporthairfield.com Fax: 01404 891465 UB9 5DE Email: [email protected] Tel: 01895 832161 Cessna 172 3 Website: www.dsft.co.uk Fax: 01895 833486 PA28-180 1 Website: www.egld.com Cessna 152 2 Cessna 172 1 Piper PA28 Warrior III 1 Piper PA28 Archer III 1 TB20 Trinidad 1 General Aviation April 2009 41 2009 corp list rrr3:2007 corp list 19/3/09 10:16 Page 42 Exeter Flying Club also c/o GLOUCESTERSHIRE HAMPSHIRE Exeter International Airport Samson Aviation Services Clyst Honiton Southside Cotswold Aero Club B-N Group Limited Exeter Newcastle International Airport Aviation House Bembridge Airport Devon EX5 2BA Newcastle Upon Tyne Gloucestershire Airport Bembridge Tel: 01392 367653 Tel: 0191 286 7881 Cirencester Isle of Wight Fax: 01392 447847 Fax: 01325 333431 Cheltenham PO35 5PR E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Glos GL51 6SP Tel: 01983 873331 Web: www.flying-club.com Website: www.stgeorgeflighttraining.co.uk Tel: 01452 713924 Fax: 01983 871566 Fax: 01452 855223 Email: [email protected] Cessna 172 3 ESSEX E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.eghj.com Piper PA28 1 web: www.cotswoldaeroclub.com Aerodrome operator Andrewsfield Aviation Ltd Plymouth Flying School Ltd Saling Airfield PA28R - 200 Mk II 1 Western Air (Thruxton) Ltd Plymouth City Airport Stebbing, Dunmow Robin R2112 2 Thruxton Airport Crownhill Essex CM6 3TH Robin DR400/120 1 Andover Plymouth PL6 8BW Tel: 01371 856744 EV97 Eurostar 1 Hants SP11 8PW Tel: 01752 773335 Fax: 01371 856500 Cotswold Flying Club @ Kemble Tel: 01264 773900 Fax: 01752 773340 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 01264 773913 Email: [email protected] Web: www.andrewsfield.com Building 2A, North Gate, D Site Email: [email protected] Kemble Airport Website: www.westernairthruxton.co.uk PA28 1 Cessna 152 6 Cirencester Cessna 152 2 Cessna 172 1 Gloucestershire Warrior III Avidyne 1 PA28 140 1 GL7 6BA PA28-161 3 DORSET PA28 160 1 Tel: 01285 898229 PA28-181 1 PA28 Arrow 1 Email: [email protected] Seneca PA34 1 Bournemouth Flying Club Ltd PA18 1 Slingsby T67M 1 Aviation Park East Cessna 152 1 off Matchams Lane Seawing Flying Club Cessna 182 1 HEREFORDSHIRE Bournemouth International Airport Eastern Perimeter Road Piper PA28-161 1 Christchurch Southend Airport Piper PA28-151 1 Herefordshire Aero Club Ltd Dorset BH23 6NE Southend Seneca V 1 Shobdon Airfield Tel: 01202 578558 Essex SS2 6YF Kemble Air Services Ltd Leominster Fax: 01202 578509 Tel: 01702 545420 Herefordshire HR6 9NR Email: [email protected] Fax: 01702 543343 The Control Tower Tel: 01568 708369 Website: www.bfclub.co.uk E-mail: [email protected] Kemble Airfield Fax: 01568 708935 Cirencester Cessna 172 1 Web: www.seawing.uk.com Email: [email protected] Glos GL7 6BA Website: www.aeroclub.co.uk Piper PA-28-161 petrol 2 Cessna 152 2 Tel: 01285 771177 Piper PA-28-161 diesel 4 Cessna Aerobat 1 Fax: 01285 771382 Cessna 152 4 PA28 Arrow 1 Cessna F172N 1 Email: [email protected] Piper Archer ll 1 Beagle Pup 1 Piper Cherokee 180 1 Website: www.kemble.com Piper Cherokee 1 Siai Marchetti F260 1 Aerodrome operator Partenavia P68B 1 Southend Flying Club HERTFORDSHIRE Duchess 1 Southend Airport Staverton Flying School Southend-on-Sea Gloucestershire Airport East Herts Flying School Cabair Modular Essex SS2 6YF Staverton Panshanger Airfield Building 307 Tel: 01702 545198 Cheltenham Near Hertford Aviation Park West FAX: 01702 543756 Glos GL51 6ST Herts SG14 2NH Bournemouth International Airport E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01452 712388 Tel: 01707 391791 Christchurch Web: www.southendflyingclub.co.uk Fax: 01452 713565 Fax: 01707 292792 Dorset BH23 6NW PA28-140 3 Email: [email protected]
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