4th April
The Point of Ayre
   
  
7th April
Around Creg-ny-Baa and
Axnfell Plantation
    
8th April
Great Laxey Mine
 
10th April
Andreas
   
16th April
Port Soderick
    
  
19th April
Ronaldsway and Langness
areas.
(Operation of a Small
Unmanned Aircraft there was only undertaken after co-ordination with Ronaldsway
Air Traffic Control).
   
   
 
The 1944 - 1945
home of civilian Air Traffic Control at HMS Urley, the Ronaldsway Barn
Site
1940s
ATC History Pages
 
21st - 23rd April
Douglas - pictures taken
over three days of great weather with light winds.
    
    
    
    
    
26th April
Ronaldsway, Langness
and Fort Island
As these flights
took place within the Ronaldsway Aerodrome Traffic Zone and also very close
to the airport boundary on the first flight, they were only undertaken
after full consultation with Air Traffic Control. A useful guide to flying
small remotely piloted aircraft in the Isle of Man is available here
from the Isle of Man Civil Aviation Authority.
    
  
7th May
Brandywell & Tholt-y-Will
The first set were taken
in the morning, flying from three locations, just offthe Brandywell Road
then two separate locations off the Tholt-y-Will Road.
    
   
  
Pictures from a second
flying session in the afternoon, at Port Grenaugh
    
   
21st May
Sulby Glen
It was a bit dull for
the first ones above Tholt-y-Will.
    
 
Further down into Sulby
Glen
    
From above Sulby Glen
by Killabrega Farm
    
  
30th May
Peel Hill
   
    
   
9th June
Cashtal yn Ard and Ballafayle.
Two ancient burial sites in Maughold parish
    
   
Port Mooar, Maughold
Head and Port e Vullen
    
    
  
11th June
Port Groudle
    
   
22rd June
Sulby Claddagh
    
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