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* [[London Biggin Hill Airport]], used for business aviation |
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* [[London Ashford Airport]], in Lydd, Kent, used for general aviation |
* [[London Ashford Airport]], in Lydd, Kent, used for general aviation |
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* London [[Northolt Airport]] |
* London [[Northolt Airport]], military and general aviation |
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**[[Croydon Airport]] 1920-1959 |
**[[Croydon Airport]] 1920-1959 |
Revision as of 14:49, 5 December 2011
London Airport may refer to one of several airports.
Serving London, the capital city of the United Kingdom (and sorted by size):
- London Heathrow Airport (known as London Airport until 1966), used for commercial aviation
- London Gatwick Airport, in Crawley, West Sussex, used for commercial aviation
- London Stansted Airport, in Uttlesford, Essex, used for commercial aviation
- London Luton Airport, in Luton, Bedfordshire, used for commercial and business aviation
- London City Airport, used for commercial and business aviation
- London Southend Airport, in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, used for commercial and general aviation
- London Oxford Airport, in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, used for commercial and general aviation
- London Biggin Hill Airport, used for business aviation
- London Ashford Airport, in Lydd, Kent, used for general aviation
- London Northolt Airport, military and general aviation
- Closed:
- Croydon Airport 1920-1959
- Heston Airport 1929-1947
In Scotland, United Kingdom:
- Eday Airport, also known as London Airport, located near the Bay of London
In Canada:
- London International Airport, in London, Ontario
- London/Chapeskie Field Airport, in London, Ontario
In the United States:
- Groton-New London Airport serving Groton & New London, Connecticut
- London-Corbin Airport, in London, Kentucky
- New London Airport (Virginia) in Forest, Virginia