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Mount Rule Farm Airstrip is a small private grass airfield near Douglas, in the parish of Braddan on the Isle of Man. It offers two grass runways and sits at an elevation of 312 feet, providing a modest strip for light aircraft operating in the island's countryside.
Mount Rule Farm Airstrip is a small grass airstrip located near Douglas in the parish of Braddan on the Isle of Man. As a private farm strip, it is of interest chiefly to pilots of light and microlight aircraft seeking a quiet, informal landing ground away from the island's main airport at Ronaldsway.
The airstrip lies on the Isle of Man, close to the town of Douglas, within the Braddan parish. It sits at an elevation of 312 feet above sea level, at coordinates 54.1822, -4.5128.
Mount Rule Farm Airstrip has two grass runways. The longer is orientated 01/19, measuring 2003 feet, while the second runway, orientated 10/28, is around 1787 to 1788 feet in length. Both are grass surfaces with no lighting or instrument approach aids.
Mount Rule Farm Airstrip continues to exist as a private grass strip on the Isle of Man, suited to light aircraft operations.