Otherton
| Radio Callsign | Otherton Radio |
| Radio Type | Air Ground |
| OHJ Height | 1000 ft |
| Circuit Height | 500 ft |
| Surface | Grass |
| Runways | 07R - 25L (360m) 11R - 29L (240m) 16R - 34L (310m) |
| Height above MSL | 340 ft |
| Mb Difference | 12 mb |
| PPR Required | Yes |
| PPR Number | 07973 940222 |
| Landing Fee | Unknown |
| Fuel | By Arrangement |
| Food | No |
| Hangarage | No |
Notes
Otherton airfield originated as RAF Penkridge in 1942. Established as the base for 28 EFTS. Many WWII pilots started their flying careers at Otherton. Their training was on Tiger Moths. It closed after WWII but the airfield reopened when the Staffordshire Aero Club made it their base in the 1980s. The club has developed the airfield ever since.
Otherton Airfield is well known as being one of the friendliest airfields in the area. It's reputation makes us a popular place for everyone, from pilots flying in for some breakfast (weekends only), to students learning to fly.
Otherton Airfield is well known as being one of the friendliest airfields in the area. It's reputation makes us a popular place for everyone, from pilots flying in for some breakfast (weekends only), to students learning to fly.
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