RAF Station Northolt

RAF NAVY NORTHOLT Base from NATO and UK Navy is very Professional and very good Place for Education`s Military Person.

Disappointing - Google and website shows vintage aircraft at RAF, but nothing can see. One spitfire behind fence and no public access. One army guy was friendly and said was civilian airfield....why army there?? Other guy at gate was very unfriendly, shooed me away like I was a foreign intruder. They need to update and say it's Northolt airport, nothing to do with RAF other than fencing and a few guards.

What a great airport! Check in was smooth, what an abundance of passengers! Plane was in shabby state and we had to walk to the aircraft. Only problem is that I boarded the wrong plane and ended up in Syria.Needs improvement in signs and perhaps they should issue boarding passes.

I was born here. My birth certificate states it. I know little. I hope to visit some day. Live in America but do not have connection with family there. So glad to see this. Thanks

Maggie Jones - perhaps you went with the wrong expectations. This was never meant to be an airshow" or even an air-day. It was an Open Day to celebrate 100 years of RAF Northolt as an active airfield. Did you not see the B17 "Sally B" or the Spitfire ML407? Both well known in aviation circles and well worth the price of the entry ticket alone I would have thought. If you want to see an airshow I can recommend Old Warden

RAF Northolt is a nice site with historical airplanes so I would understand if anything has deteriorated. A nice place to come when you do have free time

Great place, friendly staff.

The worst RAF air show I have EVER been to! it cost £10 to get in. We had to walk miles to get in through the back entrance. There was no where to sit except in front of the stage where a band were playing loud music through a cheap sound system. The queues to get food were each about 50 people deep. The stalls were selling tat. There was nothing worth seeing, just a few hobbyists with their cars, old little planes and a couple of motorbikes. A fairground was there with rides and cheap and nasty food. A couple of old hobbyists jeeps and wartime vehicles and a car that was going to attempt a world record. Almost nothing was related to the RAF, a very disappointing day.There was a chinook that couldn't decide if he was going to take off or not.A complete waste of time, effort and money.

My son found this a real fun and educational day out. Highly recommendable.