Sandown Airfield Ltd
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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Sandown PO36 0JP
Coordinates
50.6524606
-1.1820129
Website https://www.eghn.org.uk
Email manager@eghn.org.uk
Phone +44 1983 716926
Aircraft types
- Microlight
- Gyrocopter
- Single-engine
- Twin-engine
- Helicopter
- Motor glider
Brief description Sandown Airfield Ltd
Isle of Wight Airport (EGHN) is the Sandown airfield on the Isle of Wight, with a 05/23 grass runway, an AstroTurf runway, and volunteer-manned radio on 119.280MHz. The airfield lists AVgas availability, live webcam access, and regular summer events.
Useful for visiting pilots, it publishes runway status, circuit procedures, landing fees, and noise-abatement guidance. The site also notes international arrivals under a Certificate of Agreement with UK Border Force.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Isle of Wight Airport located?
Isle of Wight Airport is located at Isle of Wight Airport Tower, Scotchells Brook Lane, Sandown, Isle of Wight, PO36 0JP, United Kingdom. It is the Sandown airfield on the Isle of Wight. The airfield serves visiting pilots and is also known by the ICAO code EGHN.
What licenses and training programs does Isle of Wight Airport offer?
Publicly available information from Isle of Wight Airport does not list formal flight school licenses or training packages. The airfield does support a range of aircraft types, including microlights, gyrocopters, single-engine, twin-engine, helicopter, and motor glider operations. If you are looking for specific pilot training, it is best to contact the airfield directly for current arrangements.
How much does flight training at Isle of Wight Airport cost?
Isle of Wight Airport does not publish flight training prices on the information provided. For the most accurate current pricing, contact the airfield directly at manager@eghn.org.uk or +44 1983 716926. As a general guide, flight training costs vary by aircraft type, instructor availability, and lesson length, so schools typically quote prices on request.
What aircraft types use Isle of Wight Airport for operations and training?
The airfield lists support for microlight, gyrocopter, single-engine, twin-engine, helicopter, and motor glider operations. No specific aircraft fleet is published in the data provided. If you need exact aircraft models, you should confirm directly with the airport.
In which languages is training or communication available at Isle of Wight Airport?
English is the only language listed in the available data. The airfield also provides volunteer-manned radio communication on 119.280 MHz. If you need training in another language, you should check with the airport before booking.
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