Perth Airfield (EGPT)

Submitted by: Tom Carr

Alba-Airsports http://alba-airsports.co.uk/learn-to-fly-scotland/fixed-wing-flight-training-scotland/

Now operating out of Perth with EV97 G-FLYJ

Perth Airfield accepts genuine emergency and precautionary diversions without charge per CAA CAP 667 9.2 (c) recommendations.

Location: Perthshire, GB

Type: Licensed

PPR: Yes

Position: N56°26.35 W003°22.33

Contact Details

Phone: 01738 551631
PPR phone: 01738 551 631
Web site: https://www.perthairport.co.uk/

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In brief...

4 Feb 09:

Keith Boardman - Kinnesswood

Fixed wing/flexwing/microlight training is now consolidated into one organisation - Scottish Aero Club Flight Training. The Cessna/Piper fleet has very recently been supplemented by a new Eurostar, which is proving very popular. The club reception area is being revamped to reflect this change. New students will now have the opportunity to pick the type of machine they wish to train on.

Rotary Wing Training is provided by Kingsfield Helicopters.

The airfield is planning a major 3-day event from 5-7th June. The 5th is an LAA regional rally. The 6th is an airshow open to the public, and the 7th is an "education" day.

26 Aug 07: Update on Perth comments

rob rother - edinburgh

The field management has changed. The old tower is back in use with better radio attendance though it was always pretty good anyway. Also pay your landing fees now where he usual reporting 'C' is. This is a small shed next to the fuel pumps.

Latest review

29 Oct 08 - Graham Dawson

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Perth had a fantastic air day in June including a fly-in which was limited in number only by poor weather in England. Those who made the trip commented that the air day/fly in was the best they had ever been to. The airport has excellent facilities with a great choice of runways, including licensed grass (rare this far North!) Engineering is provided by ACS. Tayflite commercial training is now in full swing again as Tayflite/ ACS providing CPL,FI,MEP/IR stuff. Leading Edge(also at Cumbernauld) offer PPL, IMC, NIGHT training. There is accomodation on the airfield at reasonable cost (Sky Lodge) and a good choice within a short distance of the airfield. There is a good restaurant and a cafe on the airfield too.

Perth has a chequered history like many airfields bit it is quite well run now, with enough staff to make sure everything runs smoothly day to day. It has a better than average weather record, is every bit as close to the best areas of Scotland as any other airfield and is not only well worth a short 'pop in' but should provide enough interesting flying to keep folks based here for a good few days at least. The club (Scottish Aero Club) has shaken off its 'old jacket and badge' style and is becoming very open to all....thank goodness!

Aviation is for everyone after all, and what better place could there be for some superb flying along with beautiful Perthshire on the doorstep (Scotlands very own New Zealand)

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