A small white single-engine aeroplane is taking off or landing on a runway at a rural airfield with green trees and buildings in the background under a cloudy sky.
A small white light aeroplane with the registration EI-EHY is parked on a tarmac under a blue sky. The cockpit door is open and there are a few cars and greenery in the background.
A small white single-engined aeroplane is taking off or landing on a runway, with a building and green trees in the background under a cloudy sky.
A white single-engined aeroplane marked “SKYLINE flying club” is parked in front of a green hangar with a sign reading “SKYLINE FLYING CLUB” at Abbeyshrule, County Longford, Ireland.

Fly at Abbeyshrule Aerodome

  • Family friendly
  • Free to visit
  • Rainy days

Home to two flying clubs: Skyline Flying Club and Aero Club 2000.

A private airport with a 2,000ft tarmac runway at Abbeyshrule Aerodrome is an exciting aviation hub in County Longford, based at Abbeyshrule Aerodrome, offering flight training, recreational flying, and scenic tours over the Irish midlands.

Why Visitors Love It

  • Flight training for beginners and experienced pilots
  • Scenic flights over the Midlands
  • Pilot development programmes

Good To Know

  • Suitable for all skill levels
  • Popular with aviation enthusiasts and hobby pilots

Whether you’re taking your first lesson or building flying experience, Abbeyshrule Aerodrome offers a welcoming, professional environment to explore aviation and enjoy the skies over Ireland.

Contact Details

What’s Available
  • Aircraft hire and flying instruction
  • Community aviation events
  • Club support and pilot progression pathways
  • Modern facilities for learners and licensed pilots