Anyone have an airstrip on their property?
I am considering clearing about 2200ft for an airstrip on ours.
Anyone have an airstrip on their property?
I am considering clearing about 2200ft for an airstrip on ours.
<font color="blue"> I am considering clearing about 2200ft for an airstrip on ours.
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Then what, wait for someone to land? [img]/forums/images/icons/wink.gif[/img]
I'm sure you have your reasons for considering this. Welcome to CBN, and please consider filling out your profile.
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Cut the dude some slack, Gatorboy. You can tell by his moniker that he flies RV's. Like as in RV-aviator. Perhaps the 2005 Winnegabo turbo-prop with cannards. Fine machine!
Correct,
I am an aviator. I am building an RV6A by Vans Aircraft. Website is www.vansaircraft.com. This company produces the most prolific line of homebuilts, currently 3500+ flying. Land about 50 MPH and cruise 200. Need 500ft +- to land or take-off.
Currently flying a Beech Musketeer.
One of the reasons, I am considering an airstrip is I think it adds value to the property - maybe not, but it does add a substantial feature to the property. If anyone is interested, I'd be happy to e-mail an ariel schematic(PDF) of my plan. This was done on the county GIS Website - pretty cool.
So forgive my ignorance, but isn't this like the baseball field: if you build it, they will come? Will this field be listed on navigation maps, and do you have to keep it maintained?
Well maybe they'll come, but it is a 'private' strip. Will be listed on Aeronautical Maps, but not for public use.
Part of my thinking is to get it done before they shut down your ability to have an airstrip - it seems to be harder and harder to do this.
Certainly, if I plan to use it, it will have to be maintained and that is a consideration, along with potential liability if someone has a problem. That is why it will never be 'public'. May even put just the strip in a LLC.
I guess this is my personal 'field of dreams'.
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