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Redlands




REDLANDS: Microlight strip also available to some GA types, mainly ultralights?

Aerial view
Aerial view

Note: This picture (2007) was obtained from Google Earth ©
 

Operated by: 2000: M4 Microlights

2001: Joe & Sarah Smith, Redlands Airfield & Microlight Club

In 2010 at least also a very active parachuting centre


 

Location: 1nm to 3 nm E of Swindon depending on source information

Period of operation:  1988 to August 2020 


REDLANDS in 2017
REDLANDS in 2017

Note: This map is reproduced with the kind permission of Pooleys Flight Equipment Ltd. Copyright Robert Pooley 2017











Runways: 2000: 06/24   407x11   grass             17/35   274x13   grass

2007: 06/24   650   grass       (no info about 17/35)

2011: According to an AAIB report they were now using two parallel 06/24 runways

2017:  06/24  North   700x11   grass          06/24  South   330x11   grass
          17/35   320x9   grass 

 

NOTES: We flew pretty close to this site en route to, and back from, the PFA Rally at KEMBLE in 2003 and in 2004 hoping to take a picture of it. We were really looking for it both times but failed to see it. Perhaps our navigation was too accurate and it was underneath us! Quite a common problem flying light aircraft and recognised from the 1920s.

In October 2020 Graham Frost, a great friend of this 'Guide', sent me the sad news that REDLANDS closed, after 32 years, in August 2020.



 

 

 

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