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OLD HAY: Private airfield

Aerial view 1990
Aerial view 1990
Aerial view 2003
Aerial view 2003
Aerial view 2006
Aerial view 2006










 

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


Aerial view 2008
Aerial view 2008
Aerial view 2018
Aerial view 2018
Aerial detail 2018
Aerial detail 2018











 

Location: Roughly 1.5nm E of Paddock Wood

Period of operation:  1980s (?) to -
 

Runways: 1990:  10/28  380   grass
Note:  The first picture above does seem to indicate such a runway here.

From 2003:  10/28   670   grass          02/20   500   grass   

Note: Was/is there also a 11/29 runway 460 metres long, leasing down SE from the hangar, or was/is this used as a taxiway?       




 

NOTES: Base for Fairchild Argus G-BCBH in 2004?

It is well worth reading the AAIB report EW/G2006/01/15 when two aircraft collided when landing in opposite directions; the Casa 1-131E Series 2000 Jungmann G-BECW and a Stolp Starduster SA 100 on the American register as N40D. 

It appears micro-lights also use this site, the AAIB report EW/G2011/07/40 gives details of a Thruster T600T 450 Jab, G-BZJD, having an incident. The 2018 detail picture above certainly provides proof.

 

 

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