LAAS
 

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?

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/

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

Contact has been established. Thanks for all help!