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Eilean Righ



EILEAN RIGH:    Private airfield

Aerial view 2018
Aerial view 2018
Aerial view 2023
Aerial view 2023
Aerial view 2025
Aerial view 2025


Note: These pictures are from Google Earth©, in an area they do not provide well defined pictures for.




 

Location: On the island known as Eilean Righ in Loch Craignish, about 9nm NNW of Lochgilphead town centre

Period of operation:  Unknown?  Perhaps from around 2018?


Runways:  Two rough 03/21 grass strips in parallel:    S strip = 115m     N strip = 105m


Area view
Area view

The area view is from my Google Earth© derived database, But first we need to thank Mr Graham Frost, a great long-term friend of this 'Guide' for pointing out this location, which, when I first looked at it, seemed hard to understand - two strips barely over a 100 metres long! Then I remembered that light aviation has progressed enormously since I learnt to fly, and for example, types like the Cubcrafters Carbon Cub UL, and Zenair STOL CH701 and CH750, both designed to operate from unprepared 'strips', could comfortably cope with these two strips.
 

If anybody can kindly offer advice and information, this will be much appreciated. Plus of course, pictures are always welcome.

 


 

 

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