Warton airport is one of the main airports of BAE Systems At this airport the final assembly of the Hawk and Typhoon aircraft is being performed. The airfield is also used for the relevant test and delivery flights od these aircraft. The factory is also involved in the continuing modifications to above mentioned aircraft but also for the Tornado. Warton started out as an air depot airport for the USAAF during the Second World War. Thousands of aircraft arrived here from the USA and were delivered all over Europe. The airfield has a east-west runway, with on both ends a large stopway, unused for landings and takeoffs. North of the runway are the primary buildings. To the southeast is a test facility. BAE Warton is located near to Warton and Freckleton villages on the Fylde peninsula in Lancashire, England. It is south of the A584 between those cities. Preston is the city closest to it. From Preston, located along the M61, take the A677 at exit 31 and then take the A584 towards Freckleton. For more of the history please go to the following website https://www.baesystems.com/en-uk/heritage/warton

Warton Aerodrome ( BAE Warton or Raf Warton). The home of English Electric Aircraft Company

Make it short but descriptive and enticing. e.g. Unwind with advanced yoga

Warton Aerodrome ( BAE Warton or Raf Warton). The home of English Electric Aircraft Company | Education Video by World of Military

0

shortlisted