Lydd Airport
Kent TN29 9QL
Email: lyddaero@btconnect.com
Phone: 01797 320734
UPDATE - 29th November 2020
The Government announced further restrictions to Aviation which has resulted in the following.
After careful consideration and in conjunction with Lydd Airport:
Trial Lesson Experiences
At this time all Trial Lessons are postponed until release of restrictions. If you have already booked please phone the Club immediately (01797 320734) to re-arrange your flight at a future date. Click BACK button to read about extension for Voucher validity.
PPL/LAPL Students
After careful consideration of the Directive, Lydd Aero Club and many other schools in the country, have decided that some Flight Training will continue for those students who are able to attend. Please check with Club before attending.
Private Hire (Groups and Club aircraft)
The latest CAA directive (below) precludes Private Pilot flying for Sport or Leisure. Private Hire bookings are therefore not available during lock-down.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): General Aviation
National restrictions and General Aviation
National restrictions are in place in England to reduce day-to-day contact between people and help stop the spread of coronavirus.
Private pilots should not undertake any sport or leisure flying, in line with the requirement to stay at home without reasonable excuse.
General Aviation (GA) flying for the purposes of work, where it is not reasonably possible to work or provide those services at home, is permitted. Social distancing measures should be in place and observed at all times.
We recommend that flight training for private pilots not continue while the national restrictions are in place.
Flying training organisations providing training for professional pilots may continue to do so, and students undertaking such activity may continue to attend for these purposes.
Social distancing measures should be in place and observed at all times.
Engine health and maintenance check flights and flights to maintain currency only, that would otherwise lapse during the planned lockdown period, should only be conducted where there is an urgent requirement to do so, and alternative options are not available. Such flights, where conducted, must be kept to the minimum duration possible and should land at the same airfield from which they departed.
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