Farnborough Airport

Farnborough Airport is a business aviation airport in Hampshire, England. The site describes it as the largest business aviation airport in the UK. It lists its postcode as GU14 6XA and calls it London's private airport of choice.

The airport is a fully compliant CAA airport for business aviation. The site says it became one in 2003, after redevelopment that began in 1994. Before that, the land was owned by the Ministry of Defence and had its first civil flights in 1989.

The airport has a terminal designed by 3D Reid, which the site describes as an award-winning building. The terminal has views over the airfield. The site also lists hangar space, an aviator hotel, a building called Domus III and film and photography services.

The site says the airfield has deep aviation heritage. The first powered flight on UK soil took place at Farnborough in 1908. The site also says the Farnborough International Airshow has taken place there since 1948.

The site cites an FBO survey from Aviation International News that ranked the airport first in 2023. It also lists a Financial Times feature. These are outside sources named by the site.

The airport publishes corporate responsibility reports. Its work covers the environment, people, prosperity and community. It also has a net zero plan and a list of financial and social value reports.

Opening hours are 07:00 to 22:00 from Monday to Friday. Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays run from 08:00 to 20:00. The site says the airport is closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The contact page lists a general phone line, a safety contact and a safeguarding contact. It also lists drone operations information. The site has social links on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.