Brough Aerodrome

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Brough Aerodrome is a historic airfield in East Yorkshire, England, best known as a major manufacturing and testing site for British military and civil aircraft.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aerodrome
airfield
airport
adjacentTo River Humber
associatedWith Blackburn Buccaneer
Hawk trainer aircraft
category Airports in the East Riding of Yorkshire
Aviation history of the United Kingdom
BAE Systems sites
country United Kingdom
formerOperator Blackburn Aircraft
British Aerospace
Hawker Siddeley
hasAlternativeName BAE Systems Brough Aerodrome
hasElevation approximately 12 feet above sea level
hasICAOCode EGNB
hasInfrastructure aircraft assembly facilities
flight test facilities
single paved runway
hasPrimaryUse industrial and test airfield
hasRunwayOrientation 12/30
hasRunwaySurface asphalt
hasStatus partly closed to regular flying operations
hasType company airfield
historicalRole major British aircraft production site
test airfield for Blackburn Aircraft designs
locatedEastOf Goole
locatedIn Brough, East Riding of Yorkshire
linked to: Brough

East Riding of Yorkshire
England
locatedNear Humber Estuary
locatedWestOf Kingston upon Hull
linked to: Hull
notableFor flight testing of new aircraft types
manufacture of British military aircraft
openedInPeriod early 20th century
operatedBy BAE Systems
partOf BAE Systems Brough facility
region Yorkshire and the Humber
usedBy Royal Air Force (historically)
linked to: Royal Air Force
usedFor aircraft manufacturing
aircraft testing
civil aviation
military aviation

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Blackburn Aircraft notableFacility Brough Aerodrome