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Official Website for the Maspalomas - El Berriel (GCLB) Aerodrome Management in Gran Canaria (Spain)
Phone: +34 828 90 38 45 eMail: GCLB.Maspalomas@gmail.com
Carretera GC-500, km 7, San Bartolomé de Tirajana 35107, Las Palmas, Spain
The airfield operates every day of the year during daylight hours. This is a restricted aerdorome, defined in Royal Decree 862/2009 as those civil aerodromes where commercial passenger, cargo or mail transport operations cannot be carried out, including air taxis.
The use of the airfield by any aircraft expressly implies the acceptance of the Internal Regulations, the established fees and costs and the operation in compliance with the procedures established in the Aerodrome Manual.
Coordination of RPA flights: the request of an RPA operator to operate within the Aerodrome Safety Area will be at all times under his sole and exclusive responsibility. They must follow the indications set out in document FOR-AER-016, complete it and pay the corresponding rate for this service.
"This Aerodrome has no customs service"
Prior authorisation is required for the landing of aircraft not based at the aerodrome.
School or commercial operation will require a previous contract.
The following information shall be sent to the aerodrome via e-mail address at least 24 hours in advance by the person in charge or pilot in command:
ATS Flight Plan
Certificates of Registration, Airworthiness, Civil Liability Insurance, ARC (except ultralights) and Station Licence
Name and surname of the PIC (including telephone and email, ID/Passport, Licence, rating and Medical Certificate)
Passenger manifest
History
History
On 22 August 1970, authorisation was granted for the start of aeronautical activities at the private aerodrome of El Berriel (Gran Canaria). Since then, 52 years of uninterrupted general aviation operation have passed, and it is currently an authorised airfield for restricted use, apt for private, training and tourist flights, as well as ground maintenance.
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Over the last few years, the aerodrome has undergone a substantial improvement, becoming a base for the most important aeronautical training and aerial work operators in the Canary Islands. Currently, new projects are being developed with the aim of becoming an international benchmark aerodrome, as a bridge between two continents: Europe and Africa.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS OF THE AERODROME
DOCUMENTS WITH RESTRICTED ACCESS (USERS ONLY)
This website is maintained by the Aerodrome Manager, CANAVIA Líneas Aéreas S.L.U. (www.flycanavia.com) Phone: (+34) 928 939369 eMail: info@canavia.es (c)2023
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