Vesoul-Frotey : introduction
The Vesoul-Frotey aerodrome, also called the Sabot aerodrome, is open to public and civil air traffic. It is dedicated to business and tourist aviation.
Located in the communes of Frotey-lès-Vesoul and Comberjon, 2 km north-east of Vesoul, you can practise parachuting and light aviation activities there. It can accommodate aerodynes such as very light jets or helicopters.
AEROAFFAIRES tells you everything you need to know about organising your flight from Vesoul-Frotey airport.
History of Vesoul-Frotey Airport
- 1911 : the urban unit of Vesoul hosts infantry deployments during the French army’s air exercises. This gave rise to the first ideas that would give birth to the Vesoul Flying Club.
- 1935 : the aeroclub is officially created and the first flights are made. The famous aviatrix Suzanne Melk is the founder.
- 1989 : the airfield buildings are renovated and modernised.
Practical information about the Vesoul-Frotey airfield
The Vesoul-Frotey aerodrome has a landing strip.
The coordinates of the Vesoul-Frotey airfield
- Airport Code : XVO
- Latitude : 47° 38′ 19″ N
- Longitude : 06° 12′ 15″ E
- Altitude : 1,249 m
- Runway length : 1,440 m.
This airfield is open to national and international passenger transport and can accommodate private aircraft.
Location & access to the Vesoul-Frotey airfield
- Address : Aérodrome Sabot – 70000 Frotey-lès-Vesoul
- Coordinates : 47° 38′ 19″ north / 06° 12′ 15″ east
- Altitude : 1 249 m
Located 2 km north-east of Vesoul, it will take you about 12 minutes to reach it by car from the town.
If you wish, AEROAFFAIRES can take care of your transfer by hiring you a car with a private driver.
Recommendations for the commune of Vesoul
Where to stay in Vesoul ?
During your stay in the region, hotels and guest houses are available to welcome you.
What to do in Vesoul ?
A walk in the heart of the lake of Vesoul-Vaivre will do you a lot of good. Enjoy a pleasant moment by practising nautical activities such as fishing or sailing.
