movements, with 455 flying hours recorded. In October 2018 FlySnowdonia started operating as a flying school from the airfield operating two Robin DR400 aircraft. The airfield is also open to visiting pilots wanting to land but prior permission is required and more information can be found on the FlySnowdonia website. List of types flown from Llanbedr Target tug Miles Martinet TT.I Westland Lysander TT.III Bristol Beaufighter TT.10 de Havilland Mosquito TT.35 Gloster Meteor TT.20 English Electric Canberra B.2(TT), TT.18 WH734/WK128 Target drones Fairey Firefly U.8, U.9 Gloster Meteor U.14, U.15, U.16 GAF Jindivik various marks de Havilland Sea Vixen D.3 XS577 & XP924 from 1973 to 1991 latter now G-CVIX with De Havilland Aviation, Bournemouth. Since September 2014 XP924 has moved to Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton, Somerset. The aircraft is now owned by Naval Aviation Ltd and funded by the Fly Navy Heritage Trust and operated as a display aircraft. Communication and ferry role Avro Anson T.21 de Havilland Devon C2 XA880 until 1994 Piper Aircraft Navajo Chieftain ZF521 from 1994 Fast radar target/shepherding role for unmanned target drones/photochase Gloster Meteor BAe Hawk T Mk1 (XX154) Pre-production BAe Hawk T1A (XX160/XX170/XX172) loaned from RAF Fleet ex Valley Hawker Hunter FGA Mk9 (XE601) loaned from Boscombe Down Alpha Jet (ex GAF) References Bibliography External links Transport in Gwynedd Buildings and structures in Gwynedd