LAAS

[Jan Olieslagers]

In my perpetual search for aerodromes in Europe, especially those suited for light and even very light planes, I came across a nice pdf document listing many fields in the British Isles and even in the "foreign" Republic of Ireland, and the Channel Isles. See http://<a href="https://www.laasdata...Guide.pdf </a>

When trying to get in touch with the creators of said document, at https://www.laasdata.com/contact.php I met an unpleasant "404" error, though. Any suggestions for contacting the people in charge? Or perhaps a good reason to not try?

[ETOPS]

I think you might need to subscribe - a while ago some of their info was open to the public but now requires membership

https://www.laasdata.com/

[Jan Olieslagers]

Thank you. I would not object to subscribing - but sure enough their "contact" page ought to work whether or not??

[horatio_b]

This airfield list might be useful, although some of the information seems a little dated:
Planespotting / Viewing Guides and Spotting Hotels for Airfields and Airports Worldwide - AircraftSpotting.co.uk

[Chuck Glider]

Another one: UK Airports and Airfields - A Guide to the history of British flying sites within the United Kingdom

[Jan Olieslagers]

Thanks guys, but I am not looking for lists of aerodromes. I am looking to get in touch with the nice people behind LAAS. In fact I should think the opening question was clear enough:

Any suggestions for contacting the people in charge?

[blueandwhite]

Originally Posted by Jan Olieslagers

Thanks guys, but I am not looking for lists of aerodromes. I am looking to get in touch with the nice people behind LAAS. In fact I should think the opening question was clear enough:

Jan you will just have to accept they are just not good enough for your reasonable standards. Maybe you need to accept you are too good for them.

[horatio_b]

LAAS is operated as a limited company, Laasi Aviation Ltd. David Seex is the chairman.

If you look on the companies house website, David Seex is listed as a director, together with contact address.

[Jan Olieslagers]

Thanks, that helps to understand the situation. The name of David S. had already reached me by other channels, too. I have now found him on LinkedIn and sent a message, let's see what comes of that.

[Jan Olieslagers]

Contact has been established. Thanks for all help!