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13676 Genaviation Text 2008 corp list rough 2:2007 corp list 18/3/08 14:47 Page 41 AAOOPPAA WHERE TO FLY GUIDE & CORPORATE MEMBER LISTING BUCKINGHAMSHIRE CAMBRIDGESHIRE CORNWALL British Airways Flying Club Flying Club Conington Cornwall Flying Club Ltd Wycombe Air Park Peterborough Bodmin Airfield Booker, Marlow Peterborough Business Airfield Cardinham Buckinghamshire SL7 3DP Holme Bodmin Tel: 01494 529262 Peterborough PE7 3PX Cornwall PL30 4BU Fax: 01494 461237 Tel: 01487 834161 Tel: 01208 821419/463 BEDFORDSHIRE Email: [email protected] Fax: 01487 834246 Fax: 01208 821711 Bedfordshire School of Flying Website: www.bafc.co.uk Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Cranfield Airfield Website: www.flying-club-conington.co.uk Website: www.cornwallflyingclub.com Piper Dakota 1 Cranfield Cessna 152 3 Piper Warrior 7 Cessna 152 2 Bedfordshire MK43 0AL Cessna 152 Aerobat 1 DHC1 Chipmunk 1 Cessna 172 1 Tel: 01234 752817 Piper PA28-161 1 PPL, NPPL, Radio Nav, IMC, Night, Robin 2160 1 Fax: 01234 752809 Piper PA28-201 1 Aerobatics, Tailwheel, Instructor, Multi Email: [email protected] Beech 76 Duchess 1 Cornish Flying and Gliding Club Website: www.cabairflyingschools.com (on request) DH Chipmunk Mk.22 1 Perranporth Airfield PL/NPPL, R/T ‘Safety Pilot’, Night, Denham School of Flying P Higher Trevellas Diamond DA 40 15 IMC, MEP. AOPA Aerobatic Certificate Robinson R22 1 Denham Aerodrome St Agnes Denham Cambridge Aero Club Cornwall Uxbridge UB9 5DE TR5 0X5 Cabair College of Air Training Cambridge Tel: 01895 833327 Tel: 01872 552266 Cranfield Airport Cambridge City Airport Fax: 01895 835048 Fax: 01872 552261 Cranfield Newmarket Road Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Bedfordshire MK43 OJR Cambridge CB5 8RX Website: www.cabairflyingschools.com Website: www.perranporthairfield.co.uk Tel: 01234 751243 Tel: 01223 373717 Cabair – the largest provider of training Email: [email protected] Fax: 01223 373833 for NPPL/JAR PPL in Europe Cessna 172 3 Website:www.cabair.com mail: E PA28-180 1 [email protected] DA 40 Single engine 15 Piper Cadet 1 Diamond DA40 1 Piper Warrior 3 Website: www.cambridgeaeroclub.com DA 42 Twin engine 4 Land’s End Flying School Frasca 242 simulator 1 Piper Arrow 1 Cessna 172 SP 4 Alsim DA 42 simulator 1 Grumman Tiger 2 Slingsby T67260M Firefly 1 Lands End Aerodrome Extra EA200 1 Kelynack Alsim 200 simulator 1 RAF Halton Aeroplane Club Ltd Robinson R22 2 Piper PA23 Aztec 1 St Just AS-355 Twin engine helicopters 2 (Civilian membership limited) Cessna Citation Bravo 1 Penzance Piper Cherokee 180 2 RAF Halton Courses: PPL, NPPL, IMC, Night, Cornwall TR19 7RL Piper Warrior 3 No 3 Hangar, The Airfield AOPA Aerobatics, tailwheel, close Tel: 01736 785227 Mooney 201LM 1 Near Aylesbury formation, advanced handling. Trial Fax: 01747 787651 Bucks HP22 5PG lessons available. Full ground exam Email: Thomsonfly Flying Club Tel: 01296 622697 facilities. In-house examiners. Pilot [email protected] c/o Thomsonfly Email: [email protected] supplies shop, full canteen, full ATC and Website: www.landsendairportco.uk Wigmore House Website: www.haltonaeroclub.org.uk IFR equipped airfield. Full time Wigmore Lane professional flight instructors with Cessna 152 1 Luton Cessna 152 3 excellent facilities and parking. Cessna 172 1 Bedfordshire LU2 9TN Cessna 182 1 FR 172F Rocket 1 Cambridge Flying Group Tel: 01582 644795 PA28 1 Fax: 01582 645454 Citabria Aurora 1 Cambridge CUMBRIA Flying training to service personnel. Marshall’s Airport Carlisle Flight Training & Aero Club PA28 180C Piper Cherokee 2 PPL , NPPL and IMC courses. Newmarket Road PA28 160 Piper Warrior 3 Taildragger conversions and AOPA Cambridge CB5 8RX Carlisle Airport Hangar 30 Mooney 201LM 1 aerobatic and ground school courses. Tel: 01223 293343 Carlisle NB: The club is solely for the use of All theory and VHF practical Fax: 01223 294147 Cumbria CA6 4NW TUI Travel UK staff. examination. There are places for EEmail: Tel: 01228 573344 civilian membership. [email protected] Email:[email protected] Website: Website: BERKSHIRE The Pilot Centre www.cambridgeflyinggroup.co.uk www.carlisle-flight-training.com Freestyle Aviation Denham Aerodrome Denham Tiger Moth 2 Piper Tomahawk 2 White Waltham Airfield Piper Warrior 2 Maidenhead Uxbridge Middlesex UB9 5DF NSF Sibson Piper Archer 1 Berks SL6 3NJ Piper Arrow 1 Tel: 01628 777083 Tel: 01895 833838 Sibson Aerodrome Email: [email protected] Fax: 01895 832267 Wansford Website: www.freestyleaviation.co.uk Email: [email protected] Peterborough DEVON Website: www.pilotcentre.co.uk PE8 6NE Ace Flight Training LLP Pitts S-2A Special 1 PA28-161 3 Tel: 01832 280289 Fax: 01832 280675 24 Walcott Way Extra 300 1 Cessna 152 5 Dunkeswell Aerodrome Cessna 172 1 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nsof.co.uk Dunkeswell West London Aero Club Cessna 182 1 Honiton White Waltham Airfield Bellanca Citabria 1 Robin HR200 2 Devon EX14 4XP Maidenhead Cessna 152Aerobat 1 Tel: 01404 891811 Berkshire SL6 3NJ Wycombe Air Centre Ltd Piper PA28-161 1 Fax: 01404 891862 Tel: 01628 823272 Wycombe Air Park Piper PA18-95 1 Email: [email protected] Fax: 01628 826070 Booker Pitts S2A 1 Website: www.aceflight.co.uk Email: [email protected] Marlow DH82a Tiger Moth 1 Website: www.wlac.co.uk Buckinghamshire SL7 3DR Tiger Moth DH82A 1 Tel: 01494 443737 RAF Wyton Fuji FA200-180 1 PA28-161 9 Fax: 01494 465456 Pathfinder Flying Club Extra 300L (by arrangement) 1 PA28-180R Arrow 1 Email: [email protected] Huntingdon Cessna 150 1 PA32R-301 1 Website: wycombeaircentre.co.uk Cambridge Mooney M20 1 PA18-150 1 Hughes 500 1 Cessna 152 7 PE17 2EA Cessna 172 1 Tel: 01480 52451 Hughes 300 1 Cessna 182 1 Cessna 172S (glass cockpit) 2 Beech 18 1 Extra 300L 1 Cessna 172S 2 R F C Flying Training Ltd T300T 1 Cessna 172P 1 Pitts Special 1 Bourn Airfield Air experience vouchers Tiger Moth, 6 Instructors, 14 part time instructors, 2 Cessna 182 RG 1 tailwheel conversions, aerobatic Beech 76 2 Bourn examiners, I RT examiner and 1 ground Cambridge CB3 7TQ training, IMC/Night, VP and retract school instructor PA28 201-R 1 conversions, full time examiner Frasca FNPT 1 Tel: 01954 719602 Fax: 01954 719602 renewals and initials, PFA coach, Email: [email protected] worldwide ferry specialists (Cub to King Website: www.rfcbourn.flyer.co.uk Air). Full range of helicopter training and hire/charter Cessna 152 2 Cessna 182 1 General Aviation April 2008 41 2008 corp list rough 2:2007 corp list 18/3/08 14:47 Page 42 Devon Airsports/ European Pilot Training Academy Southend Flying Club Staverton Flying School Eaglescott School of Flying Building 307 Southend Airport Gloucestershire Airport (Staverton) Eaglescott Airfield Aviation Park West Southend-on-Sea Cheltenham Burrington, Bournemouth International Airport Essex SS2 6YF Glos GL51 6ST Umberleigh Christchurch Tel: 01702 545198 Tel: 01452 712388 North Devon EX37 9LH Dorset BH23 6NW FAX: 01702 543756 Fax: 01452 713565 Tel: 01769 520404 Tel: 01202 581122 E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.eaglescott-airfield.com Fax:01202 581129 Web: www.southendflyingclub.co.uk Web: www.stavertonflyingschool.co.uk Email: [email protected] PA28-140 3 Piper PA28-161 1 Website: www.cabair.com/modular Cessna 152 4 Piper PA38 Tomahawk 1 PA28-151 1 Cessna 172 2 PA12 Super Cruiser 1 BE76 Duchess 4 PA28 R200 1 Cessna 177 1 PA28 Warrior 1 BE24 Sierra 2 PA34 200 1 Blanik Glider 1 FNPT2 Simulator 1 Cessna 152 Aerobat 1 Tiger Airways Bellanca Citarria 1 Stapleford Flying Club Hangar SE47 Bergfalke Glider 1 DURHAM Gloucestershire Airport DHC1 Chipmunk 1 Stapleford Aerodrome Staverton EV97 Eurostar 3 axis microlight 1 St George Flight Training Ltd Stapleford Tawney Cheltenham Pegasus Quantum 1 Durham Tees Valley Airport Near Romford Gloucester GL51 6SS Robinson R44 1 Darlington Essex RM4 1SJ Tel: 01452 854141 Grob 109B 1 County Durham DL2 1NL Tel: 01708 688380 Fax: 01452 533181 “The only place in the UK where you Tel: 01325 333431/335806 Fax: 01708 688421 Email: [email protected] can learn on any category of aircraft!” Fax: 01325 333431 Email: [email protected] Website: www.tigerairways.co.uk Email: [email protected] Website: www.flysfc.com Fournier RF6B 1 Devon and Somerset Web: www.stgeorgeflighttraining.co.uk Cessna 152 18 Flight Training Ltd Stampe SV4C 3 Cessna 172 1 Stampe SV4A 1 Dunkeswell Aerodrome Piper PA28 2 Piper Warrior 5 Dunkeswell Piper PA38 3 Slingsby T67M Mk II 1 Piper Arrow 3 Slingsby T67M200 1 Honiton Cessna Cardinal 177 RG 1 Piper Seneca 3 Devon EX14 4LG Waco YMF-5C 1 Piper Super Cub 1 Stearman PT13 1 Tel: 01404 891643 T67 Firefly 1 Fax: 01404 891465 ESSEX DA40D 1 Ultimate High Academy Email: [email protected] Andrewsfield Aviation Ltd DA42D 2 Kemble Airfield Website: www.dsft.co.uk Saling Airfield FNPT2 2 Andrewsfield Stebbing, Dunmow Cirencester Cessna 152 2 Essex CM6 3TH Glos GL7 6BA Cessna 172 1 Tel: 01371 856744 GLOUCESTERSHIRE Tel: 01243 576137 Piper PA28 Warrior III 1 Fax: 01371 856500 The Cotswold Aero Club Fax: 01243 574525 Piper PA28 Archer III 1 Email: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Aviation House RT tuition, ground school, full tuition to Web: www.andrewsfield.com Website: www.ultimatehigh.co.uk PPL licence and beyond. IMC ratings, Gloucestershire Airport night ratings, RT, trial lessons. Cessna 152 6 Staverton Bulldog 3 Cessna 172 1 Glos GL51 6SP Extra 300 2 Exeter Flying Club PA28 140 1 Tel: 01452 713924 Chipmunk 1 Exeter International
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