United Kingdom

Airports in United Kingdom

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Photo Manchester Airport

Manchester Airport was founded in June 1938, originally called Ringway Airport, but during World War II it was renamed REF Ringway …

Photo Durham Tees Valley Airport

Durham Tees Valley International Airport is one of the smallest airports in England. It is located 10 kilometers from the city of …

Photo Liverpool John Lennon Airport

Liverpool Airport is located 12 kilometers from the city center. In 2002, the airport received a new name - in honor of musician J …

Photo Kent Airport

Kent Airport is also known as Manston Airport. This is a picturesque small airfield in the coastal rocks of the Principality of Ke …

Photo Leeds Bradford Airport

Leeds Bradford is the largest airport in Yorkshire. Over the years, the airport has radically changed its original appearance and …

Photo Southampton Airport

Southampton Airport, founded in 1912, is located in Eastleigh, near Southampton. With a passenger turnover of about two million pe …

Photo Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield Airport

Doncaster-Sheffield International Airport is 9 kilometres from the South Yorkshire capital. Earlier on this site was the military …

Photo Plymouth Airport

Plymouth Airport opened in 1925 and was officially opened by the Prince of Wales in 1931. The airport is located near the city cen …

Photo Southland Airport

Southend Airport is a small British regional airport located east of London. Southend is engaged in flights to the island of Jerse …

Photo Coventry Airport

Coventry Airport is located in the heart of the UK. The proximity to the main transport arteries of the city makes this airport on …

Photo London-Stansted Airport

Stansted International Airport is the third busiest airport in the UK and one of the most dynamically developing in Europe. It has …

Photo George Best Airport

The airport, which opened in 1937, was formerly known as "Belfast City Airport", but in 2006 it was decided to rename it in memory …

Photo Belfast International Airport

Belfast Airport is located 21 kilometers from the capital of Northern Ireland. It is the second busiest international airport in I …

Photo Glasgow International Airport

Glasgow International Airport is Scotland’s largest and main airport. It was the first airport in Scotland to handle more than 1 m …

Photo Cardiff International Airport

Cardiff International Airport has existed since 1942, when it was built as a training base for the Royal Air Force's Supermarine S …

Photo Liverpool John Lennon Airport

Liverpool Airport is located 12 kilometers from the city center. In 2002, the airport received a new name - in honor of musician J …

Photo London City Airport

London City Airport is one of the smallest airports in Britain, its short runway is capable of receiving only small aircraft. The …

Photo Heathrow Airport

Heathrow Airport is the largest airport in the UK. It is the busiest airport in Europe and the third largest airport in the world. …

Photo Biggin Hill Airport BQH

Biggin Hill Airport BQH is a small airfield in south London. It does not carry out regular passenger flights, but is engaged in bu …

Photo Gatwick Airport LGW

Gatwick Airport LGW is the second most important airport in the UK. The main airport accepting charter flights to London and the w …

Photo Croydon Airport

Croydon Airport is a legendary monument of British aviation history. Until 1959 - an active passenger airport, now - a park and a …

Photo Luton Airport

Luton Airport is the fourth largest airport in London, located 50 kilometers from the British capital and is capable of handling u …

Photo Ashford Airport

Ashford Airport was the first airport built in England since the end of World War II in 1956. It was originally used for air trave …

Photo Manchester Airport

Manchester Airport was founded in June 1938, originally called Ringway Airport, but during World War II it was renamed REF Ringway …

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