Also known as: 	Hooton / Hooton Park Aerodrome / No 100 Storage Sub-Site / No 100 Super SLG / RAF Hooton Park / RFC Hooton ParkCounty: 	Cheshire / MerseysideCurrent Status: 	Industry (main position) / Leisure activity / MuseumDate: 	1917 - 1957Current Use: 	DisusedUsed By: 	RAF (main user) / RFC / FAA / Civil (main user) / USASLanding Surface Types: 	Unpaved, later pavedAircraft Roles: 	Air observation post / Aircraft manufacture / Aircraft preparation/storage / Airliner / Army aviation / Communications / Fighter / General aviation / Maritime patrol / Meteorological reconnaissance / Naval aviation / Trainer Royal Air Force Hooton Park or more simply RAF Hooton Park, on the Wirral Peninsula, Cheshire, is a former Royal Air Force station originally built for the Royal Flying Corps in 1917 as a training aerodrome for pilots in the First World War.

RAF Hooton Park / Hooton / Hooton Park Aerodrome / No 100 Storage Sub-Site / No 100 Super SLG  / RFC Hooton Park

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