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Farway Common





FARWAY COMMON: Private airfield (Also known as MOORLANDS FARM and SIDBURY)

The Fly-in in June 2015
The Fly-in in June 2015
Farway Common in September 2006
Farway Common in September 2006
A view of 'NU' at Farway Common, September 2006
A view of 'NU' at Farway Common, September 2006
Another view
Another view

Note: The first picture is by Maurice J Wickstead and the second, third and fourth by the author.



Operated by: 1984 to 2000: J & T Case
 

Location: W of B3174, 3.5nm S of Honiton, 4nm NE of Sidmouth

Period of operation: 1984 to -



Farway Common in 2000
Farway Common in 2000

Note: This map is reproduced with the kind permission of Pooleys Flight Equipment Ltd. Copyright Robert Pooley 2014.

Runways: 1990: 01/19   570   grass           04/22   510   grass
                         10/28   560   grass           18x36   570   grass

2001: 01/19   530x15   grass          04/22   500x15   grass 
         10/28   580x15   grass          18/36   550x15   grass

2006: 01/19   550x15   grass          10/28   580x15   grass

 

NOTE: An AAIB report, concerning an accident in 2008, stated FARWAY COMMON had two 550m runways, one 10/28 and the other 18/36.


A PERSONAL MEMORY
In September 2006 my good friend Gordon Brown, (No, certainly not that effing Prime Minister - not that I'm biased of course), flew the Cessna 172 G-BDNU into FARWAY FARM on our way from ELSTREE to the Fly-In at WATCHFORD FARM. What a delightful place to visit.
 

 

 

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