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On Wednesday 2nd March 2022 Boeing 747-400 “Negus” preserved at Cotswold Airport opened to the public for the first time, despite the inclement conditions some keen aviation enthusiasts and visitors …
Cotswold Airport have announced that British Airways Boeing 747-400 “Negus” now in position at Cotswold Airport is to open to the public from 1st March 2022. Following a recent launch …
Cotswold Airport is planning to use new low carbon solar panel technology for its aim to become carbon neutral. The organic thin film solar panels will be installed on the …
Cotswold Airport has announced that they have moved the retired British Airways Boeing 747-400 G-CIVB “Negus” into its new final position on a purpose built apron pad located behind the …
Cotswold Airport has announced it is reopening to visitors from 25th June 2021, the AV8 cafe will also be re-opening serving takeaway food and drinks on tables both inside and …
Low cost airline, Norwegian has so far sent 9 Boeing 737-800 aircraft for storage at Cotswold Airport due to the downturn in flights caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. We understand …
Aircraft company ZeroAvia who are developing an aircraft designed to be carbon neutral is opening a facility at Cotswold Airport in Kemble as a base for developing the HyFlyer II, …
It has been announced by Cotswold Airport that the planned reopening of the airport to the public has been delayed until the first week of June, this is due to …
A Bristol based entrepreneur has purchased a long term resident Boeing 727 from Air Salvage at Cotswold Airport to expand his company’s office space in Brislington, Bristol. A lot of …
Spotters at Cotswold Airport have noticed that Portuguese airline, TAP Air Portugal has so far sent 6 Airbus aircraft for storage, their future currently unknown due to the Covid-19 pandemic. …
Last week Cotswold Airport released their end of year news update reviewing the past year, plus a look at what to expect and look forward to in 2021. This past …
It has been announced by British Airways and Cotswold Airport that British Airways Boeing 747-400 G-CIVB “Negus” will be preserved permanently at Cotswold Airport for locals and visitors to enjoy. …
British Airways has retired its entire fleet of Boeing 747-400 aircraft in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic which has hit the aviation industry hard. The airline was the worlds …
During the first few weeks of June, French airline Corsair retired three of its Boeing 747-400 fleet to Cotswold Airport. It is understood the aircraft will be parted out and …