Ashford Airport
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Ashford Airport was the first airport built in England since the end of World War II in 1956. It was originally used for air travel across the English Channel and was called Lydd Ferryfield.
Ashford Airport is for travellers looking to visit south-east England. The airport also operates regular flights to the resort of Le Touquet in France.
The airport is equipped with the most modern technical equipment, has a round-the-clock Internet center, cafes and restaurants where you can drink coffee or have a snack while waiting for your flight.
Also on the territory of the airport there are souvenir shops, ATMs, currency exchange offices, post office, medical center and pharmacy.
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