5 Old Jet hubs not to miss First and second generation jet airliners are getting rarer and rarer these days. It makes me incredibly sad, but at least for the time being we have these airports which...
Airport Spotting Guides Europe 2012 Book The 2012 edition of my popular Airport Spotting Guides Europe book is now available to buy through Amazon, Destinworld Publishing, and various airport and online shops.
I've...
6 UK storage airports to visit Storage airports are a big draw for enthusiasts, giving them the chance to catch up with airliners before they meet the scrapman, or as they rest in between jobs. Quite often...
Keep track of storage airports I think a lot of spotters like to know which aircraft are languishing away at different storage airports, as it's always good to make a trip to catch up on a few of these...
Spotting at Tokyo Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport in Tokyo is enjoying somewhat of a renaissance recently, with a bunch of new international routes granted (and now snapped up by some major airlines),...
Luton Airport’s Holiday Inn car park now has barriers in place, so you can’t just come and go as you please. This is a handy spot when spotting at Luton.
From now on you get the first 15 minutes free, then it’s £3 an hour to use it.
It has come to light that a story I reported recently about the Heathrow Visitors Centre car park prices doubling is actually untrue. The report quickly spiralled out of control it seems, and I didn’t help that. So sorry for causing any confusion!
Martin Baird, the Airport Watch Co-ordinator, has confirmed that there are no planned changes in the price of car parking, and enthusiasts are welcome to be there.
Manchester Airport’s famous Level 13 of the short stay car park is being changed again. It will now be used to house hire cars, and thus will have the access barriers moved up there, preventing joe public from driving up. It’s very unlikely to affect people spotting on foot on the top level luckily.
