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Goodwood Aerodrome (EGHR/QUG) is a historic grass airfield on the Goodwood Estate, about 3 nautical miles northeast of Chichester, West Sussex. Originally RAF Westhampnett, it was used during the Battle of Britain and today is home to Goodwood Flying School, vintage aircraft, and aero club activity. It handles light general aviation, training, and private flights rather than scheduled airline service.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors check the field condition after rain and call for PPR before departure; the grass runways can be soft, and the airfield is noise-sensitive over Goodwood House and nearby villages.
🚖 Getting There
By road, Goodwood Aerodrome is about 10-15 minutes by taxi from Chichester railway station, which has direct trains to London Victoria, Brighton, and Portsmouth. There is no dedicated public bus to the aerodrome itself, so a car, taxi, or pre-booked transfer is the practical option; during major Goodwood events, expect road closures and use official event transport. If flying in, arrange PPR, handling, and onward transport in advance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Goodwood Aerodrome?
A: Goodwood Aerodrome uses ICAO code EGHR and IATA code QUG.
Q: Can private pilots fly into Goodwood?
A: Yes, but prior permission (PPR) is normally required, landing fees apply, and you should check Notams, opening hours, and grass runway condition before departure.
Q: What runway surface does Goodwood have?
A: The runways are grass, so they can be soft or waterlogged after rain; check field condition and performance calculations before arrival.
Q: Is fuel available at Goodwood?
A: Fuel is available for based and visiting aircraft, but grades, hours, and payment methods can vary, so confirm with the airfield before arrival.
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