Cotswold Gliding Club
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Contact information
Trainings
- Gliding courses
- Introductory course
- SPL
- Badge training
- Aerobatics
- Cross-country flying
- Motorgliding experience
Aircrafts
- ASK 21
- ASK 13
- DG 500
- ASK 23
- ASK 18
- K21
Aircraft types
- gliders
- two-seat training gliders
- single-seat gliders
Brief description Cotswold Gliding Club
Cotswold Gliding Club is based at Aston Down Airfield near Stroud in the Cotswolds. The club offers gliding courses, introductory flights, group flights, cadet training and membership for pilots of all ages.
Facilities include a large training fleet, two-seat trainers, solo gliders and support for beginner to advanced soaring, badge work and cross-country flying.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Cotswold Gliding Club located?
Cotswold Gliding Club is based at Aston Down Airfield, Cowcombe Lane, Chalford, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6 8HR, United Kingdom. The club is on the A419, midway between Stroud and Cirencester, and the entrance postcode used for sat nav is GL6 8HX. Its home field is Aston Down Airfield, near the Cotswolds in southwest England.
What licenses and training programs does Cotswold Gliding Club offer?
Cotswold Gliding Club offers beginner gliding courses, including introductory, 3-day, and 5-day courses, plus ongoing training for new members. Training starts in modern two-seat gliders and can progress from first flights to solo flying, cross-country flying, advanced soaring, and instructor development. The club also includes radio training as part of its syllabus.
How much does flight training at Cotswold Gliding Club cost?
Published prices change over time, but the club currently lists annual membership at £570, plus £15 per winch launch and £32 per aerotow launch. A one-day introductory course is listed at £275. For the most up-to-date full training and flying costs, it is best to check the club's current price list or contact them directly.
What aircraft does Cotswold Gliding Club use for training?
Cotswold Gliding Club operates a mixed fleet of club gliders, including ASK 21, ASK 13, DG 500, ASK 23, and ASK 18. The ASK 21 and ASK 13 are used for two-seat training, while the DG 500 is used for advanced and cross-country instruction. Solo pilots also use single-seat gliders such as the ASK 23 and ASK 18.
Is Cotswold Gliding Club a flying club?
Yes. Cotswold Gliding Club is a Community Amateur Sports Club and operates as a member-based gliding club. Membership options are available for new and experienced pilots, and the club is run largely by volunteers.
In which languages is training available at Cotswold Gliding Club?
Training is available in English.
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