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Enstone Flying Club

Flying club and flight training at Enstone Airfield, Oxfordshire

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About Enstone Flying Club

Enstone Flying Club is a flight training school and members club. It is based at Enstone Airfield in Oxfordshire, England. The site says the club was founded in 1987 by flying enthusiast Tom Miller.

The school offers training for the Private Pilot Licence (PPL A) and the NPPL. It also offers LAPL, IMC, night, and tail wheel ratings. The club offers self-hire on fixed wing aircraft. The site also lists trial flying lessons and gift vouchers.

The site says the club is approved by the UK Civil Aviation Authority and is listed under the North London and Home Counties. Its CAA DTO number is GBR.DTO.0259.

The club is open 364 days a year. The clubhouse has a hybrid power system with a 6.3 kW solar array and a battery bank. The site says this system has more than halved diesel use across the year. The clubhouse serves hot food, tea and coffee.

The site lists a Spitfire Squadron experience, young pilots courses, flying gift experiences, and pilot supplies. It also lists a 2026 membership and an events page. The site has a login page for members and buyers of flying vouchers.

The phone number is 01608 678204. The club's address is Enstone Airfield, Banbury Road, Enstone, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire. The site names Paul Fowler as the contact person for the club.

Location

Enstone Airfield Church Enstone, Oxfordshire OX7 4NP United Kingdom

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