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Whiterashes Farm Airstrip is a small private grass airstrip near Pitmedden in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, offering two turf runways for light aircraft. Sitting at 371 feet elevation amid open farmland, it is a modest, unlicensed facility of the kind favoured by local pilots flying simple, day VFR sorties.
Whiterashes Farm Airstrip is a small grass airstrip situated on farmland near the village of Pitmedden in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It is the type of unpretentious private strip that appeals to pilots of light aircraft and microlights looking for an easy rural destination away from busier licensed aerodromes.
The airstrip lies in the Aberdeenshire countryside near Pitmedden, within the general area of uncontrolled Scottish airspace typical of rural strips of this kind.
The airstrip has two grass runways. Runway 10/28 is 2713 feet long, and runway 18/36 is 2222 feet long. Both are turf surfaces with no runway lighting, and there is no instrument landing system.
