Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport is not only a flourishing centre for aviation, it also offers companies a superb location in which to base their business.
Ideally positioned in the centre of the UK, the airport is only seven miles to the south west of Wolverhampton and 20 miles from Birmingham.
Originally built as an aerodrome for the Royal Air Force in 1939, the airport now provides a thriving base for a number of general aviation operators and maintenance providers including: aircraft and helicopter flying schools, police helicopter unit, several private aircraft operators and various non-aviation based tenants.
With three runways, the aerodrome is ideal for flying training and hosts three fixed wing training schools and one microlight school. Each of these offer trial flying lessons so you can get a feel of what learning to fly is all about.
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