About Us

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.

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Originally built as an aerodrome for the Royal Air Force and opening in 1941, the airport now provides a thriving base for a number of general aviation operators and maintenance providers including: aircraft and helicopter flying schools, several private aircraft operators and various non-aviation based tenants. Ideally positioned in the centre of the UK, the airport is only seven miles to the south west of Wolverhampton and twenty miles from Birmingham.

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With hard and grass runways, the aerodrome is ideal for flying training and hosts four fixed wing training schools, a helicopter school,  and a 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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