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Fort Augustus Airstrip is a small grass airfield in the Highland region of Scotland, close to Spean Bridge and the southern end of Loch Ness. It offers a single grass runway suited to light aircraft, set in the mountainous terrain of the Great Glen.
Fort Augustus Airstrip is a small, unlicensed grass airfield situated in the Highland council area of Scotland, near Spean Bridge. It sits at an elevation of 384 feet amid the mountainous terrain of the Great Glen, offering the kind of remote, scenic flying that appeals to VFR pilots exploring the Scottish Highlands.
The airstrip lies at coordinates 57.1296, -4.6693 in the Highland region of Scotland, in the vicinity of Spean Bridge and Fort Augustus at the southern end of Loch Ness. The surrounding terrain is mountainous, and pilots should expect uncontrolled airspace typical of this remote part of Scotland.
The airfield has a single grass runway orientated 03/21, measuring 2103 feet in length. There is no ILS available, and the runway is unlit.
No radio frequency or navigation aid information is available for this airstrip; there is no ILS.
