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Englefield





ENGLEFIELD: Private airstrip

Aerial view 2004
Aerial view 2004
Aerial detail
Aerial detail
Aerial view 2017
Aerial view 2017
Aerial detail 2017
Aerial detail 2017

Note:  All four of these pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©

 

Location:  Just W of the A4, about 1.5nm SSW of Englefield village, and roughly 6nm W to WSW of Reading town centre

Period of operation:  1970s to -


Runway:  05/23   700   grass

 

NOTES: Mr Graham Frost who is a great friend of this 'Guide' tells us that parachuting took place here in the late 1970s.

The Cessna 170 G-AORB booked into PFA Flying For Fun 2006 having departed from ENGLEFIELD. 

Here again, if anybody can kindly offer advice, this will be most welcome.

 

 


 
 

Terry Clark

This comment was written on: 2018-01-07 05:42:52
 
Also known as Theale in earlier Pooley guides. GOARB owned by Peter Ford was writtten off at this airfield one night about 4 years ago and 2 other aircraft were damaged; it is thought that some 'hare coursers' who had been ejected earier in the day returned after dark to wreak their revenge. If you zoom into the photo, you will see the strip just east of the marker with a small building at the north east end and an aircraft on the runway. A turbprop Cessna 210 lives here during summer and moves to Fairaoks when the surface gets soggy in winter.
 

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