During 1914-1918, there were over 300 airfields in operation by the Royal Flying Corps to battle against the attacks during World War 1. Today, very few of these old air bases are still in use. Many now lie disused or are used for farmland, housing or industrial...
Built in 1917 by German prisoners-of-war, Duxford Airfield became one of the earliest RAF stations established and home to the Royal Flying Corps. Unlike many RAF bases which closed down following the First World War, Duxford remained open and was used as a training...
Here at Air Experiences, we offer flying experiences across the country – and Wales is no exception. For those in the south of Wales, or even the other side of the Bristol Channel in England, Cardiff Airport – or Maes Awyr Caerdydd – offers the...
Following the interest we received in our post on Wellesbourne Airfield, we have another airfield in the spotlight this week. This time, we’re looking at Netherthorpe Airfield in Nottinghamshire. A stone’s throw from Worksop, near Sheffield, it’s a...
As you step out onto the apron and climb aboard the aircraft that will take you on a breathtaking flight, you’re probably too excited to remember that you’re following in the footsteps of generations of pilots. Airfields are steeped in history, and, in the...
Leaving big international airports aside, how many people are involved in helping you get airborne on your first flight? A surprising number of people are employed at general aviation airfields to ensure you get into the air safely. We go behind the scenes at our...
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