Which Aerodrome Mk II

[evansb]

Sorry, not Germany. Yes, turf runway adjacent. Town is ancient and known for its castle.

[leader3]

as it seems were trying to guess countries
i will go for
Poland.

[Mr_Grubby]

And I will go for Austria !!

C.

[evansb]

Sorry, not Poland nor Austria, but getting closer.

[handsfree]

Trencin, Slovakia methinks.

[evansb]

handsfree is correct Well done Lovely aerodrome, lovely setting. You have control.

[handsfree]

Well here's another nice looking airfield. This will either go very quickly or turn out to be a bit of a poser.

[Bigt]

Southern England

[handsfree]

Certainly England but I wouldn't call it southern.

[Mr_Grubby]

Netherthorpe Aerodrome (EGNF.)

C.

[handsfree]

It is indeed Mr G.

Shortest licensed runway in the UK (and possibly Europe) at 382m x 18m. Compare that with Penzance Heliport which has a helicopter landing pad of 375m x 45m.

It used to scare the living daylights out of me as a low hours PPL but when the CFI wants to go for pie and chips, you go.

You have control.

[Mr_Grubby]

Ok, thanks handsfree.

Lets go back a few years for this next one.

[sidtheesexist]

Hawkinge per chance.....?

[Mr_Grubby]

sid, (or should I call you Viz!!. Great name)

No sorry.

Mr G.

[leader3]

how about
Dunsfold.
and thats a complete guess.

[Mr_Grubby]

leader3

No, not Dunsfold.

C.

[Russell Gulch]

Going back one:

Originally Posted by handsfree

Shortest licensed runway in the UK (and possibly Europe) at 382m x 18m.

Not quite...Leicester's licenced runway 24/06 is 335m. Ref UK AIP.

Sorry for the thread drift.

[leader3]

that was confusing!!!!!

i think its time for a clue Mr G

i think it looks like the UK somwhere.

[Mr_Grubby]

Leader3, Airclues.

Yes, I agree. A bit of Thread drift.

But to get us back on course, this areodrome is not in the United Kingdom.

Mr G.
Aka Clint.

[one11]

Baldonnel, now Irish Republic but one time RAF, hence the style of buildings