Updated 18th October 2021
Jurby Main Airfield Runway
The map should be read in conjunction with the Jurby Guidelines. Click on the following link to read the rules for using the main airfield:
From 1st January 2019 it is now an offence to fly in the statutory no fly zone marked in red on the map. It was in the club rules as no fly zone anyway, but now it is a legal requirement not to fly there. (Please ‘click’ on the map to enlarge).
Jurby Extension Runway (UPDATED AUGUST 2020)
The map should be read in conjunction with the Jurby Guidelines. Click on the following link to read the rules for using the extension runway:
Please note the new layout for flying on the ‘extension’. (Click on map to enlarge)
Yellow shading: Flying area
Dark blue shading: Strictly no fly area
Light blue shading: Hand launch area
Our club was first formed in 1968 and is affiliated with the British Model Flying Association. The main purposes of the club are to encourage, assist and promote the flying of model aircraft of all types. The club currently has over fifty members and there is a wealth of experience should you require any assistance. The BMFA forms the framework of our club, providing guidance as to safe operating procedures, insurance, achievement schemes, education, technical advice and a wealth of other support. A good starting point for anyone starting out in this hobby is to read the Manx Model Flyers Handbook by clicking on the following link:
MMF Handbook 101119 (EDITION ONE)
Our Club and BMFA membership can be renewed by downloading an application form from the following link: Manx-Model-Flyers-Application-Form-v.2020.1
Manx Model Flyers data protection policy document is available to view using the following link: Manx Model Flyers Club Privacy Notice (Iss 1.0)
The Manx Model Flyers committee have booked dates for indoor flying for this winter. The venue remains the same: The Tommy Clucas Community Sports Hall, Peel. (The hall is in Peel Football Ground, opposite the QE2 secondary school as shown in the map).
These evenings are for club members only and there will be a charge of £5.00 contribution per session per member. (Spectators free).
Come along and enjoy the fun.
The following dates have been booked this winter:
Sunday 31st October 2021
Sunday 14th November 2021
Sunday 28th November 2021
Sunday 12th December 2021
Sunday 9th January 2022
Sunday 23th January 2022
Sunday 6th February 2022
Sunday 20th February 2022
Sunday 6th March 2022
Sunday 20th March 2022
The Manx Model Flyers Handbook has recently been published. It gathers all the information from various sources and puts them all together in an easy to read document for flying in the Isle of Man. Click on the following to open the handbook: MMF Handbook 101119 (EDITION ONE)
Also published this month is Jurby Guidelines. A helpful page of information for those flying at Jurby. Click on the following to open the document: Jurby Guidelines rev 200521
From an article in this month’s BMFA News: Extensive testing has shown that receiving data to a mobile phone which is close to your transmitter DOES interfere with the link between transmitter and receiver. (And not just yours, also the flyer who is stood beside you on the flightline). The message has to be …… LEAVE YOUR PHONE IN YOUR CAR.
Brian is presented with the ‘Best Crash Award’