Where Is Staverton Flying School Located and What Facilities Does It Have?

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Staverton Flying School is based at Gloucestershire Airport in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Its address is Hangar SE50, Gloucestershire Airport, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL51 6SR, and the contact number is 01452 712388. The school occupies a purpose-built facility on the airfield, with a hangar directly next to the building.

Location and Contact Details

Detail Information
Airfield Gloucestershire Airport
Address Hangar SE50, Gloucestershire Airport, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL51 6SR
Phone 01452 712388
Operating base Staverton Flying School @ Skypark Ltd

The school describes its position as a "premier position on the airfield," which matters if you are visiting for a trial flight or arranging training — you are going to an active airport rather than a separate private strip.

Facilities

The school operates from what it describes as a state-of-the-art building, with the hangar located right next door. According to the school, these facilities "provide everything an aspiring pilot could need." Practically, having the hangar adjacent to the training building means aircraft access is on-site rather than requiring a transfer to another part of the airfield.

What Happens at This Location

The site supports the full range of activity the school advertises:

  • Trial flights — an introductory flight in a light aircraft, with options including a Vintage Biplane and aerobatics for those who want more.
  • Pilot training — training toward a Private Pilot Licence (PPL), plus IMC Rating, Night Qualification, RT Licence, and Radio Navigation.
  • Returning and extending pilots — support for pilots extending existing qualifications or getting back into flying after a break.

The school has been training pilots from Gloucestershire Airport since 1965.

Getting There and Making Contact

If you want to confirm opening arrangements, book a trial flight, or ask about a specific course before travelling, call 01452 712388. The school also lists a contact form and a members area on its site. Because this is an operational airport, it is worth calling ahead rather than arriving unannounced — the school's own site directs enquiries through its contact page and phone line rather than publishing walk-in hours.