How to Contact Staverton Flying School and Stay Updated

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You can reach Staverton Flying School by phone at 01452 712388 or through the Contact Us page on its website. To keep up with school news, use the newsletter sign-up on the site, and check the News section for posts such as the March 2018 "New Hangar!" update and the June 2016 and January 2016 newsletters.

Contacting the school

The school lists two direct contact routes:

  • Phone: 01452 712388
  • Website: the Contact Us page

If you prefer to visit or write, the postal address given on the site is:

Staverton Flying School @ Skypark Ltd Hangar SE50 Gloucestershire Airport Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL51 6SR

The school operates from Gloucestershire Airport and describes itself as training aspiring pilots there since 1965.

Staying updated

Newsletter sign-up

The site includes a Newsletter sign up section with the line "Find out the latest news from SFS direct to your inbox." Submitting your details there is the intended way to receive updates by email.

News section

The News area carries school announcements and newsletters. Posts named on the site include:

  • March 2018 – New Hangar!
  • SFS June 2016 Newsletter
  • January 2016 Newsletter

Other site sections worth checking

The navigation lists several areas that may carry useful updates or information for current and prospective pilots:

  • Home
  • Trial Flights
  • Trial Flight
  • Pilot Training (PPL, IMC Rating, Night Qualification, RT Licence, Radio Navigation)
  • Gifts
  • About and Meet the team
  • Location
  • Fees
  • News
  • Contact
  • Members and Members Area
  • Flying Order Book

The Members Area and Flying Order Book appear to be aimed at existing members rather than general enquiries, so for first contact the phone number or Contact Us page is the more direct route.

What to have ready when you get in touch

The site does not state specific opening hours, response times, or an email address, so those details are best confirmed by phone or via the Contact Us page. If your enquiry is about a particular course — for example a trial flight, PPL training, or an IMC rating — naming it directly will help route your question. The site also mentions trial flights in a light aircraft, with options for a Vintage Biplane or added aerobatics, so you can ask about those variants if they interest you.