Yes we have.
Here is a precis of the info that we will be sending out with the PPR forms.
All pilots need to be aware that they must report to Special Branch on arrival at Jurby. The airfield will only be available for arrivals between 1400 and 2000 on Friday 4th, irrespective of the fly in competition, and between 0900 and 1000,on the Saturday and Sunday. On the Saturday and Sunday, departures can only be made before 10am, during a fifteen minute 'window' at approximately 1515 or after the airshow has finished.
A number of military aircraft will be flying practice displays on the Friday afternoon, so all arriving pilots must contact Jurby Radio for traffic info.
All persons will need to wear hi vis vests when airside.
Pilots and pax can camp by their aircraft. Any pilots camping at Jurby must notify me of that intent prior to arrival and must agree to follow some basic campsite rules.
The event is strictly PPR, and emergencies excepted, no aircraft other than those notified to me will be permitted to land. The following info will be required when completing the ppr forms:
The following info will be requested on the PPR forms which I can send out if requested.
Aircraft Reg and Type
Names and D.O.Bs of the pilot(s) and all passengers
Contact Details (telephone essential and e-mail preferably)
Airport of Departure
Estimated Time of Arrival
Submission of a PPR form does not guarantee permission to attend being given - space is limited. Notification will be given of acceptance.
AVGAS will be available. The price will be the same as that at Ronaldsway Airport, plus a 10 pence per litre surcharge which is being levied by the organisers to cover the cost of providing the refueling facility and staff.
Incidentally, Ronaldsway waived all fees for aircraft passing through on the way to Jurby last year, we are anticipating the same this year.