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| 2.09: Triple Tree | Aerodrome: A look at one of the most meticulously main |
| making an amateur film at the Old Rhinebeck | Aerodrome, a living aviation museum in Red Hook, New Y |
| The airport also controls Whitehorse Water | Aerodrome, a float plane base on Schwatka Lake. |
| e in 1949 and what was then Dunedin's Taieri | Aerodrome acting as a departure point for shorter rang |
| irport in Tablada at one end of the military | aerodrome airfield, measuring 750 by 500 m (2,460 by 1 |
| lso responsible for managing civilian pilot, | aerodrome and aircraft licensing in New Zealand. |
| ides of their airplanes, was based at Amanty | aerodrome and had 14 pilots, nine observers including |
| of Western Sydney finally caught up with the | aerodrome and it closed permanently on 15 December 200 |
| The Brook flows past Hucknall | Aerodrome and in to Bulwell Hall Park, following the A |
| 20 and were situated between Castle Bromwich | Aerodrome and the railway line. |
| tlement is accessed by the John D'Or Prairie | Aerodrome and an access road that connects to Alberta |
| Known as Fall River | Aerodrome and No. 1 Strip. |
| ame day he returned alone to attack the same | aerodrome, and found the enemy about to evacuate it. |
| 6 on a twice daily shuttle service to Warton | Aerodrome, and a regular Beechcraft Super King Air ser |
| evice in Hornchurch which was threatening an | aerodrome and explosives factory when they were called |
| pilot who had just taken off from Bovingdon | Aerodrome and who had observed the accident during tak |
| d in buildings built on land adjacent to the | aerodrome and Castle Bromwich Railway Station. |
| e: An enemy squadron approaches the player's | aerodrome, and the player's squadron must intercept th |
| Other parts of the | aerodrome are given over to agricultural use, and a sm |
| s Lane, Ruislip, Northolt (skirting Northolt | Aerodrome as it does so where it joins the Roxbourne B |
| 0s; the creation in the mid-1930s of Gatwick | Aerodrome, as it was then, had no significant effect o |
| yal Australian Air Force (RAAF) utilised the | aerodrome as a satellite aerodrome to RAAF Williamtown |
| The | aerodrome, as it still was, had been effectively at ri |
| It left Ardmore | Aerodrome at 3:59 pm, and reported on several traffic |
| ys and was then ordered to bombard the Dutch | aerodrome at Waalhaven in Rotterdam, which had been oc |
| ial nature conservancy and is adjacent to an | aerodrome at Ethelda Bay on Barnard Island. |
| lonel Frederick F. Minchin took off from the | aerodrome at Upavon, Wiltshire at 7:32 a.m. on 31 Augu |
| t, though there is an airstrip, Fort Selkirk | Aerodrome, at the site. |
| 7 after a German bombing raid on No 29 Sqn's | aerodrome at Poperinghe. |
| The | aerodrome at Schofields had been operating as a civil |
| Alexandra | Aerodrome at Airports Worldwide |
| e (taking almost a month) and established an | aerodrome at Northfield. |
| 1918, aged 32, Shepard decided to visit the | aerodrome at Auchel, where three of his squadrons were |
| which occupies the site of the old Somerton | Aerodrome at Newport Road, Cowes; and GKN Aerospace in |
| s provide flight training facilities at this | aerodrome at present. |
| f Johns Place into a museum and plans for an | aerodrome at Pebsham St Leonards on Sea UK. |
| he died on Christmas Day, 1955, at Prestwick | Aerodrome, Ayrshire, Scotland. |
| ng schools operated here before 1914 and the | aerodrome became a major flying training centre betwee |
| Later in 1945 the | aerodrome became a satellite of No. 13 Operational Tra |
| After World War II the site of the | aerodrome became an ICI depot and later a housing esta |
| p Borden was selected in 1917 for a military | aerodrome, becoming the first flying station of the Ro |
| Originally known as Kenyon Field, this | aerodrome began passenger services in October 1938, bu |
| ger Moths at the Brooklands Flying Club, the | aerodrome being located within the famous motor racing |
| for Elementary Flying Training in 1931, the | aerodrome being of grass. |
| carried by the Zaventem terminal on the same | aerodrome, built for the 1958 world exposition. |
| rcraft manufacturers based nearby at Whitley | Aerodrome, built an aircraft factory on the airport si |
| RAAF Station Schofields was an | aerodrome built by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAA |
| s English aviator who had established Hendon | Aerodrome, but permission by his family was declined. |
| DH.60 Giant Moth, with passengers at Mascot | Aerodrome, c. 1930 |
| ada and was the first manager of Long Branch | Aerodrome, Canada's first airport. |
| The | aerodrome category is based on the size of the biggest |
| The | aerodrome caters for private flying, flight training a |
| Abeele | Aerodrome cemetery. |
| The nearby Meir | Aerodrome closed in 1973 and the land was used to buil |
| The | aerodrome closed in 1929 as it was being surrounded by |
| When the | aerodrome closed in August 1924, the club moved to Avr |
| In later life D'Albiac was the | Aerodrome Commandant at London Heathrow Airport and th |
| Claude King as RAF | aerodrome commander |
| , taking up the post of Inspector-General of | Aerodrome Defences. |
| ctoria Cross for his solo attack on a German | aerodrome destroying three enemy aircraft in the air a |
| It is owned by | Aerodrome Dev Corp and is located two nautical miles ( |
| 169, 170, 309 & 312 were located around the | aerodrome during separate times. |
| his A.W. Argosy on pleasure flights from the | aerodrome during 1935 |
| The cemetery is named for the wartime | aerodrome established in nearby fields although the ce |
| The | aerodrome facilities are now being used for commercial |
| alled Sri Lankan Waterdrome is an open water | Aerodrome facility for use by Seaplanes on Kelani Rive |
| Lake Gregory Waterdrome is an open water | Aerodrome facility used by Seaplanes on Lake Gregory, |
| The Castle Bromwich | Aerodrome Factory was built in 1940 to produce planes |
| The | Aerodrome Festival, also just Aerodrome, is a music fe |
| with a Pegasus 2 engine at Hawker's Dunsfold | Aerodrome flown by Bill Bedford. |
| won the King's Cup Air Race hosted at Barton | Aerodrome, flying an Avro Avian biplane built at Woodf |
| he player will return to duty at a different | aerodrome flying newer aircraft. |
| Assembly was at Barton | Aerodrome for a short period then at RAF Ringway from |
| Spanish Air Force saw a need for a permanent | aerodrome for the interests of defence. |
| iginal airfield is now used as an unlicensed | aerodrome for civil use as Sturgate Airfield. |
| ak of the First World War necessitated a new | aerodrome for the Royal Flying Corps. |
| quently detached to Manchester (Wythenshawe) | Aerodrome for the convenience of locally resident memb |
| The company used the | aerodrome for flying training during the First World W |
| t air traffic is welcome, and should use the | aerodrome frequency of 123.4, |
| Voisey's Bay are flown in, via Voisey's Bay | Aerodrome, from other communities in the province, and |
| e airfield was reopened in 1971 as Sunflower | Aerodrome Gliderport. |
| to a hippodrome, polo field, cricket field, | aerodrome, golf course, restaurants, and a new tram fr |
| The | aerodrome had become unviable as it became surrounded |
| Juhu | Aerodrome handles all helicopter operations, including |
| Isle of Wight Sandown | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P883) tha |
| Newtownards | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P659) tha |
| Farnborough | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P864) tha |
| Wickenby | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P882) tha |
| Enniskillen/St Angelo | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P875) tha |
| Derby | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P785) tha |
| The | Aerodrome has now been extensively quarried away. |
| Panshanger | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P782) tha |
| Aberporth | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P859) tha |
| Much of the former | aerodrome has now been given over to quarrying activit |
| Elstree | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P486) tha |
| Compton Abbas | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P851) tha |
| Old Buckenham | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P826) tha |
| Clacton | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P733) tha |
| Chichester (Goodwood) | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P781) tha |
| Tatenhill | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P813) tha |
| Wellesbourne Mountford | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P681) tha |
| Haverfordwest | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P595) tha |
| Dunkeswell | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P674) tha |
| Thruxton | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P544) tha |
| Perranporth | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P787) tha |
| Eaglescott | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P742) tha |
| Fenland | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P856) tha |
| Leicester | Aerodrome has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P720) tha |
| to a larger factory and airfield at Hatfield | Aerodrome, Hatfield, Hertfordshire. |
| machines in a bombing raid against an enemy | aerodrome; he completely destroyed with a bomb, one ho |
| Ratcliffe | Aerodrome History at Ratcliffe College. |
| y would have made regular flying from Heston | aerodrome impossible. |
| It was an | aerodrome in the Great War (WWI) and known as Royal Fl |
| n 25 November 1930, from Fairey's Great West | Aerodrome in Heathrow, and was powered by two 460 hp ( |
| by the IATA (which assigned ASG to Ashburton | Aerodrome in Ashburton, New Zealand). |
| -AESG, was built and first flown at Hanworth | Aerodrome in 1937. |
| n India made India's maiden voyage from Juhu | Aerodrome in Bombay to Drigh Road airstrip (Now Jinnah |
| tructed and operated as a Royal Flying Corps | aerodrome in September 1916 it closed between the wars |
| dge Airfield, where it moved to from Duxford | Aerodrome in October 1991. |
| own and tested by the Air Ministry at Heston | Aerodrome in March 1941. |
| light is an event that takes place at Sywell | Aerodrome in the English county of Northampton. |
| was at various times based at the Ross Smith | Aerodrome in Darwin, and at the Batchelor airstrip. |
| Ogilvie Mountains, Ogilvie River and Ogilvie | Aerodrome in the Northern Yukon Territory along with O |
| The airport opened in 1928 as Stevenson | Aerodrome in honour of the noted Manitoba aviator and |
| Princeton | Aerodrome in Princeton, British Columbia, Canada |
| planted in the memorial garden in Baldonnel | Aerodrome in Dublin (home of the Irish Air Corps) besi |
| ron), MUAS moved in from Manchester's Barton | Aerodrome in March 1953. |
| Leicester Airport (ICAO: EGBG) is a small | aerodrome in Stoughton, Leicestershire, 4 NM (7.4 km; |
| etres (0.55 in) of rain recorded at Casement | Aerodrome in July. |
| tockport were flown from Manchester's Barton | Aerodrome in 1936. |
| Stapleford opened as Essex | Aerodrome in 1933 as a base for Hillman's Airways who |
| lamaua area to destroy the wireless station, | aerodrome installations and dumps. |
| 472, operated Douglas DC-8-53 landed at Juhu | Aerodrome instead of Santacruz Airport. |
| Chiltern Park | Aerodrome is a private airfield near Ipsden in Oxfords |
| Lutselk'e Water | Aerodrome is available in the summer months when the l |
| The | aerodrome is next to the golf course, and is lined wit |
| The | aerodrome is open from the middle of June until Octobe |
| The | aerodrome is operated by the Grey District Council and |
| The | aerodrome is officially open to visitors Saturdays and |
| The | aerodrome is operated by Kaikoura District Council and |
| Abbeyshrule | Aerodrome is an airport located in south-east County L |
| Located in the centre of Ireland, the | aerodrome is situated in uncontrolled airspace and is |
| Today, the | aerodrome is used exclusively by the gliders of the Ai |
| The High Level/Footner Lake Water | Aerodrome is located immediately west of the settlemen |
| CAO: YBLT) (known officially as the Ballarat | Aerodrome) is located at Mitchell Park an outer suburb |
| The | aerodrome is located on the boundary of the Cromwell R |
| Abbeyshrule | Aerodrome is near the village of Abbeyshrule, 12 NM (2 |
| two water aerodromes in Canada, Dryden Water | Aerodrome is the other, that is able to handle aircraf |
| Bantry | Aerodrome is a small and privately owned airfield 1.5 |
| The | aerodrome is an unlicensed airfield, but light aircraf |
| The | aerodrome is the home of New Zealand's 'Sports and Vin |
| The | aerodrome is a privately operated airport. |
| The | aerodrome is also called Filton Airfield. |
| The | aerodrome is not licensed for night use. |
| The | aerodrome is owned and operated by Laurentide Aviation |
| The | aerodrome is home to the North London Flying School (a |
| The Coonagh | Aerodrome is home to the Limerick Flying Club. |
| Waiheke Island | Aerodrome is situated on the top of a ridge line south |
| Breddan | Aerodrome is an abandoned aerodrome located 15 kilomet |
| Damyns Hall | Aerodrome is an unlicensed airfield from which some fl |
| TA: N/A, ICAO: NZGC), also known as Charlton | Aerodrome, is an aerodrome between Gore and Mataura in |
| In 2011, some of what used to be Heston | Aerodrome is now used for housing and industrial estat |
| or Royal Norwegian Air Force pilots, and the | aerodrome is remembered in Norway as "Little Norway". |
| The Belmullet | Aerodrome is located 2 nautical miles (3.7 km; 2.3 mi) |
| Fort Mackay/Horizon | Aerodrome is an airfield built to service the Horizon |
| The Abbeyshrule | Aerodrome is located just outside the village alongsid |
| referred to as Goodwood Airfield or Goodwood | Aerodrome is located 1.5 NM (2.8 km; 1.7 mi) north nor |
| The | aerodrome is now disused and has recently been up for |
| The | aerodrome is also been used as a dragstrip in New Zeal |
| The | aerodrome is used extensively for general aviation fli |
| The Old Rhinebeck | Aerodrome is in the town of Rhinebeck, not the village |
| The Damyns Hall | Aerodrome is headquarters to the Rochester Microlights |
| The | aerodrome is home to Phoenix Aviation whose main busin |
| The | aerodrome is operated by the Coromandel Flying Club, a |
| The Assembly Hall, Filton | Aerodrome, known as the "Brab Hangar" |
| er 4 months all flights were moved to Heston | Aerodrome, leaving just a small number of private airc |
| Circuits at 600 feet (180 m) above | aerodrome level - left-hand for fixed wing and right-h |
| mediately commencing, before gaining the CAA | Aerodrome Licence in 1993. |
| ld holds Civil Aviation Authority Public Use | Aerodrome Licence Number P773, that allows flights for |
| Norwich Airport has a CAA Public Use | Aerodrome Licence (Number P723) that allows flights fo |
| Southampton Airport has a CAA Public Use | Aerodrome Licence (Number P690) that allows flights fo |
| Carlisle has a CAA Public Use | Aerodrome Licence (Number P855) that allows flights fo |
| The city's application for an | aerodrome licence was dated 13 April 1929, and called |
| ccessed through an Aircraft Radio Control of | Aerodrome Lighting (ARCAL) frequency which is often sh |
| port (IATA: IVC, ICAO: NZNV) is a controlled | aerodrome located 1 NM northwest of Invercargill at th |
| ake Airport, (TC LID: CEZ3), is a registered | aerodrome located next to Cooking Lake, north of South |
| A: GMN, ICAO: NZGM) is a small, uncontrolled | aerodrome located 1 Nautical mile (1.9 km) south of Gr |
| hajoki Airport (IATA: KHJ, ICAO: EFKJ) is an | aerodrome located 8 nautical miles (15 km; 9 mi) east- |
| umed to be sited close to or on the original | aerodrome location. |
| ning, Truman Aviation remains busy, with the | aerodrome looking forward to further development. |
| Manchester | Aerodrome Ltd was formed in late 1910 to rent the land |
| t existed in the farmland to the west of the | aerodrome may have been removed (possibly destroyed du |
| rden as Carden Baynes Aircraft Ltd of Heston | Aerodrome, Middlesex to build the Carden-Baynes Auxili |
| Abeele | Aerodrome Military Cemetery is a Commonwealth War Grav |
| Abeele | Aerodrome Military Commonwealth War Graves Commission |
| World War II mission, flown to the Landsberg | Aerodrome near Munich, on 21 April 1945. |
| r Aircraft Company Ltd, based at Hooton Park | Aerodrome near Ellesmere Port in Cheshire. |
| he worked in an aircraft factory at Desford | aerodrome near Leicester to "do his bit for the war ef |
| It was taken to Cramlington | Aerodrome, near Newcastle and erected in the old 1918 |
| ICAO: CYMY) was a Short Take-Off and Landing | aerodrome near downtown Montreal during the mid 1970s. |
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