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BYE CROSS FARM: Private airfield, later airstrip

Aerial view 2009
Aerial view 2009
Aerial view 2022
Aerial view 2022
Area view
Area view


Note: The first two pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©. The area view from my Google Earth © derived database.




  

Location: Just E of Moccas, S of the A438, about 8 nm WNW of Hereford city centre

Period of operation:  Early 2000s to -
 

Runways:   2009:   09/27   290   grass          18/36   230   grass

                  2022:   09/27   290   grass



NOTES:  It appears the Pulsar G-BUYB was based here for several years. Registered to Mr Anthony P Fenn from May 1993 to June 2012, he clearly had it based elsewhere in the years before BYE CROSS FARM became available. A Google Earth © picture from 2001 shows no sign of this then originally airfield existing.

The Foxbat
The Foxbat


Mr Graham Frost, a great friend of this 'Guide', kindly sent this detail from Google Earth ©. It shows the Aeroprakt A-22-L Foxbat, G-CFYD, which has been based here since February 2009. Indeed, it was probably built here by Mr Fenn, the operator of this location.



 

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