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Cotswold Airport, located in Gloucestershire near Cirencester, offers one of the most unique plane spotting experiences in the UK. Unlike major passenger airports, it combines active aviation with large-scale aircraft …
A brand new website dedicated entirely to aircraft spotting at Cotswold Airport has officially launched, giving aviation enthusiasts a central hub for information, guidance, and community updates. Cotswold Airport Spotting …
On October 3rd, Ryanair subsidiary Lauda Europe ferried its oldest A320 to Cotswold Airport for part-out. The aircraft, registered 9H-LOP, is one of 27 operated by the Vienna-based carrier, and …
For the last eleven years, Cotswold Airport has held the ‘Aviation Scholars’ programme which gives the opportunity for eight 15- to 18-year-olds to gain some invaluable flying experience and …
Upcoming UK regional carrier Ecojet, a carrier which Fresh Aviation has been closely following as part of a wider focus on sustainable aviation, has today edged closer to launch with …
Ecotricity-backed regional carrier Ecojet, has today announced an order for 70 hydrogen-electric engines from Cotswold Airport-based firm ZeroAvia, which successfully conducted its first hydrogen-powered test flight in January 2023. Ecojet, …
On Monday 9th October 2023 Cotswold Airport welcomed the arrival of JetMagic Boeing 757-200 9H-AVM for ongoing storage, the 34 year old twin engine jet arrived after a short flight …
In an announcement that has come a little out-of-season, Cotswold Airport has opened bookings for what it describes as “the world’s-first grotto experience onboard a jumbo jet.” The experience, which …
On the 19th of January, ZeroAvia successfully conducted the first test flight of its 19-seat Dornier 228 twin-engine aircraft from Cotswold Airport as part of its government-backed HyFlyer II project …
In the rolling Gloucestershire countryside, amid farms and quaint dry-stone villages, lies an unassuming airfield in whose hangars the future of commercial aviation is being created. ZeroAvia, which was founded …
It was announced on Monday 24th October 2022 by Cotswold Airport that the resident MK Airlines Boeing 747-200 is to be scrapped, this marks the end of a 10 year …
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 …
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 …
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 …