Kemble Viewing Help

Bit of friendly advice…..

1) It’s the North Gate that is the entrance for AV8, not to be confused with the Main Gate

2) From the AV8 side of the airfield, any views of the stored airliners are scarce, as the new hangar constructions block most of the close views…

3) Better overall views can be seen from the infamous layby on the south side of the airfield (i.e. the A429)

See this link for airfield info: http://www.kembleairport.com/contact

I have been a few times , when you get tom the main gate ,tell them yo are going to the AV8 resturaunt and they let you in.
When in ,so log has you done go where you not to and you ask can you go inside hanger’s ,you should have no problems.
Usally go there after Fairford,they also serve a nice cold pint of lager .

To be fair, websites tend to be quite good but asking people for first-hand experience is even better, especially since these sorts of websites are rarely updated. Also, people can tell you if you are likely to be moved on or run into trouble.

Sometimes I miss the old “Airliner World” forum, sigh…

Exactly, you can’t have a conversation with a website about it’s first hand expiriences:rolleyes:

Cheers, Huw:)

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Originally Posted by Skymonster
Is typing “Kemble spotting” into Google that difficult a concept???

Is asking for such advice on an aviation forum such a crime???

Asking was your first mistake! Asking on an aviation forum – it beggars belief!:eek:

Is typing “Kemble spotting” into Google that difficult a concept??? :rolleyes:

Is asking for such advice on an aviation forum such a crime??? :rolleyes:

Paul

Thanks for that. I had previously steered clear from Thunder and Lightnings because some of the stuff on there is well out of date, but I now see that the Kemble page was updated last August.

Cheers, Huw:)

Is typing “Kemble spotting” into Google that difficult a concept??? :rolleyes:

http://www.fairfordbase.org.uk/kemble/spotting.htm

http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/spotting/kemble.html

Both of the above are fair representations of the truth.

Andy