Collection of plane spotting news articles from Bristol Airport and Cotswold Airport.
Rumours are circulating in the aviation enthusiast world that Pegasus Airlines, Turkey’s leading low-cost carrier, may be considering launching direct flights from Istanbul to Bristol Airport. If true, this move …
In 2024, British low-cost airline Jet2 announced the retirement of its last Boeing 757-200 aircraft, marking the end of an era for both the airline and the iconic plane. The …
Gloucester Airport, a significant regional airfield, has been put on the market for sale through the real estate firm Savills, signaling a major potential shift for the area’s aviation landscape. …
Britten-Norman is taking the next step on its journey towards sustainable aviation with the introduction of the Unleaded Fuel Modification for its BN2B-26 piston engine (Lycoming O-540-E4C5) Islander aircraft. The …
On Wednesday 10th April 2024 Fresh Aviation and Bristol Airport held the first spotters evening of the year and it was a great success. Fifty visitors of all ages attended …
With the recent rise in the popularity of live aviation streaming from airports, it was perhaps only a matter of time before Bristol Airport attracted the interest of aviation streamers. …
On Monday 2nd October 2023 another spotters event was held at Bristol Airport, the event run in partnership with Bristol Airport and Bristol Airport Spotting and was well attended by …
On Wednesday 5th July 2023, Fresh Aviation in collaboration with Bristol Airport held a second spotters evening on the viewing terrace of the administration building. This is the second event …
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 Wednesday 27th July 2022 the first Spotters Evening at Bristol Airport took place, this was the first of its kind and the first aviation event at the airport since …
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 …
