Flying back from Le Mans
Flying back from Le Mans
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Redwing

Original Poster:

912 posts

249 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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One of our party rather foolishly wants to fly home from Le Mans on sunday night. Has anyone got any ideas who runs the flights and where to get a ticket? Did I see someone running a DC3 Dakota from the UK. Help please or we will have to leave him at home! By the way....can't wait!!!!!!

5150

735 posts

278 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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The DC3 flight is a charter.

Don't know of any scheduled flights out of LME

Edited by 5150 on Thursday 7th June 20:30

DJFish

6,009 posts

286 months

Thursday 7th June 2007
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Ryanair have flights from these airports but they all require a drive out:
Le Mans-Tours 63 miles
Le Mans-Dinard 140 miles
Le Mans-Poitiers 125 miles
Le Mans-Nantes 115 miles

Dropped my old chap off at Dinard last year, got bloody lost, nearly ran out of fuel, missed the Charletans, all good fun though!
You could always email one of the chopper flight companies that operate at the race and see if they'll do a shuttle. (deets on the Club Arnage guide).

Edited by DJFish on Thursday 7th June 22:16

Redwing

Original Poster:

912 posts

249 months

Friday 8th June 2007
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Top man thanks!!!!!

E36GUY

5,906 posts

241 months

Friday 8th June 2007
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try this

http://www.pprune.org/forums/


It's a forum for private pilots. You might find someone there that is flying down and may have space to fly you back.

ettore

4,899 posts

275 months

Friday 8th June 2007
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Airtrack used to run a charter to Le mans - surely worth a try to see if they have any spare seats?

Chrisgr31

14,212 posts

278 months

Friday 8th June 2007
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Alternatively there is the train. My wife is on the 17:30 from Le Mans and she'll get back to Ashford around 22:00 I think.

Depends where there ultimate destination is!

cooperlola

331 posts

238 months

Friday 8th June 2007
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Tours is the best airport from the circuit but book in advance (Ryanair). The train's the best and the easiest but beware because the station area is awful and the whole of the North side is a building site! Also, pre-booking for Eurostar is a good idea. Either cross Paris from Montparnasse to Gard du Nord by Metro (more frequent service) or direct from LM to Lille and change to the Eurostar there (easier but only 2 or 3 trains a day).