Talybont Virtual Pilot Briefing Pack

Runway 21 is the preferential runway when there is a tailwind component of 5 knots or less and the runway is dry

Pedigree sheep may be present in or in the vicinity of the airfield all year round and is an active sheep farm

PPR is esential to ensure that livestock are kept clear of the farm- livestock will only be kept clear for one hour after the agreed ETA

Only experienced STOL grass strip pilots should consider using the airfield

Airfield suffers rotor in north and northwest winds, particuarly when using runway 21

Grass can be extremely slippery when wet, pilots therefore should not land long

Local coastal winds may be present

High ground is situated to the northeast up to 3000 feet

There is an uphill arrival for both ends of the runway as airfield is situated ontop of a hill

Slow flying cormorants my be present in and around the airfield