Prior permission
Every movement needs prior permission. There are no walk-in arrivals. Ask with the handling request, at least 24 hours before arrival.
Operators and crewAshlow Airport is a fictional business. This site is a design showcase.
A business-aviation airport beside the market town of Ashlow, for private and business jets and turboprops. The airport's own handling team looks after the aircraft, the passengers and the crew, from the car door to the aircraft step.
There is no airline here and no ticket desk. You fly with an operator, or on your own aircraft.
Ashlow, local
Hours
Monday to Friday 07:00 to 21:30. Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 08:30 to 19:30. Closed Christmas Day. All times local.
A filled lamp is on. A dark lamp is off. An outlined lamp is a standing rule, always on.
Scroll, and the drawing marks each stage. It is illustrative: not to scale and not for navigation.
Cars come to the terminal door. A secure car park, with electric vehicle chargers, is booked with the handling request.
One lounge, a private room you can book, and a meeting room for up to 8. Step-free from the car to the lounge. No passenger names on screens or boards.
The handling team takes the luggage from the car to the aircraft. With notice, and once security checks are done, your car can be escorted airside to the aircraft.
Two heated, secure hangars with ground power, for a night or a season. Overnight space is booked with the handling request; longer stays by enquiry.
No movements between 22:30 and 07:00. Departures follow noise preferential routes away from the town and the villages nearby. No flight training and no circuit flying.
Runway, frequencies and charts [Showcase: operational data is not shown on a fictional site]. A real airport publishes them in the UK AIP (Part 3, AD 2) and in current NOTAMs.
Every movement needs prior permission. There are no walk-in arrivals. Ask with the handling request, at least 24 hours before arrival.
Operators and crewInternational flights are cleared by Border Force on request, arranged through Operations with at least 24 hours' notice where possible. The operator or pilot submits the General Aviation Report, not the airport.
GOV.UK: General Aviation Report guidanceDogs, cats and ferrets are welcome on flights within the UK and from Ireland. Ashlow is not an approved entry point for pets arriving from anywhere else.
GOV.UK: travel routes for petsVisitors from visa-exempt countries need an ETA before travelling to the UK. British and Irish citizens do not. Each person needs one, including children.
GOV.UK: apply for an ETAOne request covers the aircraft, the passengers and the crew. Send it at least 24 hours before arrival. Operations confirms the times with the prior permission.