This chart shows the Club's flying activity at Carlisle over the last two years, as reported by our members using the Club's PIREP facility.
Airfield Data		Situated north of the beautiful Cumbria Lake District, Carlisle airfield is at the northern edge of the London Flight Information Region. Airfield charts and information are available from the NATS | AIS web site. Ross has prepared some local airfield procedures ICAO: EGNC Elevation: 190 ft Located: 5nm to the East of the city of Carlisle NW of the M6 Runways: 07/25 1837m x 30m; 01/19 938m x 23m Radio: ATIS = 118.425, TWR/APP = 123.600 Nav Aids: NDB: CL 328, DME = CO 110.70 (on the ADF) VRPs: Gretna, Haltwhistle, Penrith, Wigton
Local Attractions		Surprise view is a spectacular view of the whole of Derwentwater, Borrowdale to the South, and on a clear day Bassenthwaite Lake to the North. To find out more click here. Many visitors to the airport pay a visit to Solway aviation museum a quick 2 minute walk from the airport it is home to the Avro Vulcan, Jet Provosts, Lighting, and many other more; the museum is open from Easter on till October and is entirely run by volunteers. For more information and opening times Click Here
Local Events		Kirkbride is a small military airfield to the East of the field and is host to the annual fly in and in the 2007 fly in played host to Spitfires, DC3’s, Jet provosts, Yak 52’s and intricate civilian registered aircraft.
Scenery Additions		FS9: Part 8 of UK2000 Airports by Gary Summons, also available as British Airports from Just Flight. Scotflight scenery is available from Just flight and provides landmarks and airport scenery for Cumbria and Scotland. Also ultimate terrain provides a real world feel when flying around the local area and is available from Scenery solutions for more information click here.

Page updated 04/06/08