The New Hampshire Flying Tiger's Auburn Road flying site has a nice grass runway (located at latitude N 42.931758, longitude W 71.350) which is 275 feet long, and 40 feet wide. There are four pilot stations, each marked by a 12 inch cement square, which are separated by at least 25 feet. Note that we limit the number of aircraft in the air at any one time to four at this flying site at all times.

This image (click on the image to view a Google map of our Auburn Rd site) shows the runway as the smaller green area which is surrounded by the allowed over flight area in a more transparent green. Please note that there are homes in the upper right and upper left hand corners of this image which must be avoided at all times as they are outside of our flight area.

View the NH Flying Tigers Auburn Rd site

A pilot must always stand at one of the four pilot stations while flying his aircraft.

You must be a current member of the AMA and a Flying Tiger's club member in good standing to fly at our Auburn Road field. Additionally, you must agree to and sign our "Auburn Road Site Usage Rules" document each year before being allowed to fly at the Auburn Road flying site. The entrance gate must always be locked behind you as you enter the site. All persons visiting the site (including guests and visitors) must be entered into the site log (even if you are not flying). The log is located in the mailbox which is located on site.

If you would like to fly as a guest at our field, you must be a valid member of the AMA and you also must be accompanied by a Flying Tiger's member. Note that we have a limit of three visits to local guests flying at our field. Don't worry, if you are visiting us while on vacation or holiday from a distant area, you are welcome to fly with us without becoming a member! Please see one of the officers to discuss your visit with us before flying.

Running of internal combustion engines is limited to 10 AM to sunset seven days a week. All engines must have a muffler. All aircraft must be measured to be sure they do not not exceed a maximum sound output of 98 dBA at 9 feet as measured from the exhaust outlet before being allowed to fly at the Auburn Rd site. For more information on this, please refer to our flight schedule.

This is a sensitive flying site which is a former EPA Superfund site that is still under EPA control and therefore it has many special procedures in place especially concerning the handling of any fuel. See our "Auburn Road Site Usage Rules" for details on these special procedures. Refrain from coming in contact with the ground or surface water as the EPA is still monitoring Arsenic levels in the area. Please refer to the EPA web site www.epa.gov/region01/superfund/ for more information on the ‘Auburn Road Landfill’ site.