Croydon Airport Visitor Centre

Croydon Airport

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1,History
11,Origin
12,Expansion
13,Battle,of,Britain
14,Postwar,developments,and,final,closure
2,The,area,today
3,The,buildings
4,Aviators,,pioneers,and,aircraft
5,Accidents,and,incidents
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London Airport (1958)

Location: London, England / Great Britain



VS Young children playing in a recently built play area at London airport, children in toy rocket and toy helicopter, on climbing frame, slide and seesaw.



VS of and from the observation gallery at the airport. They watch general activity on the tarmac, such as planes taxiing.



LS Swiss Britannia climbing soon after take off. LS Pan of BOAC Stratocruiser climbing soon after takeoff.



MS Woman giving out general information to airport users, talking through a microphone and looking through binoculars. VS Arrivals and departures etc. CU Two boys plane spotting, with a telescope (shot through a telescope). VS General activity, of passengers, visitors and planes taxiing, the boys and sign showing way around the airport.
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Clarion Collection Croydon Park Hotel room tour - Croydon, England, UK GB

The hotel's location is ideal for visitors who are using public transport. The hotel is not in central London but it was extremely easy to get around to all parts of London from East Croydon. If you use the correct exit out of the train station, the hotel is within a 2-minute walk to the hotel. This made my London experience manageable and stress-free. room was a nice size. The whole place is rather old, carpet, furniture, but most of all the bathroom. Lots of rusty spots around the bath/shower area. The sanitary fixtures were extra old. It was hard to turn the shower on and adjust the hot and cold water. After the shower, the water tap ran for a long time, also due to the fact that it was almost impossible to turn the handles off tightly. The toilet was also an issue. The waiting period between flushing was much too long. Modernization is in dire need!

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Purley Way By Air

Paying homage to my local grass site at the former Croydon Aerodrome where I have been kite buggying since 1997.
I've made a few videos here before but this is the first captured from the air, so I thought I'd also include a brief history. .....

Croydon Aerodrome In 1935 the Wallington and Carshalton Times reported that 'The fame of Croydon Airport is world-wide. When his Majesty ascended to the throne twenty-five years ago, the site occupied by the aerodrome was just a stretch of fields. Now it has become a gateway to the Empire.'

Croydon Aerodrome was opened on the 29 March 1920, replacing two earlier First World War airfields which were in use from 1915 and 1918 to famously repel Zeppelin attacks.

Between the wars, the name of Croydon held the promise of glamour and romance. The reason was the presence of Croydon Airport: the stepping-off point to Europe and the world for those who could afford air travel, the hub of the British Empire's air mail services, and the start or finish of many heroic long-distance flights.

In the mid-1920s, the airport was remodelled. The airfield was extended and a new complex of buildings was constructed on the eastern side of the site, adjoining the Purley Way. These included a new terminal building - the first purpose-designed terminal in the world, opened on 2 May 1928 - the Aerodrome Hotel, and hangars.

Many of the great pioneering aviators of the day came to Croydon. They included Alan Cobham, who flew from Croydon to Capetown and back in 1925-6; Charles Lindbergh, who flew into Croydon in 1927, shortly after completing the first solo trans-Atlantic flight; Bert Hinkler, who made the first flight to Australia (Croydon to Darwin) in 1928; Charles Kingsford-Smith, who beat Hinkler's record in 1929; and many others. In 1930, Amy Johnson flew from Croydon to Australia, the first woman to do so, and later returned to Croydon to a rapturous welcome.

However, Croydon Aerodrome wasn't to last. Technical advances meant that post-war airliners were going to be larger and more numerous, and Croydon, with no room for expansion, was too small to cope with the demand. In 1946, Heathrow was designated as London's airport. Although many felt that Croydon had a role to play as an overflow airport, it had been announced by 1952 that it would close. The last scheduled plane flew out on 30 September 1959.

In the 1960s, the western side of the site (in the London Borough of Sutton) was built up as the Roundshaw housing estate; while the eastern section (in the London Borough of Croydon, around the airport buildings) developed as an industrial estate. Many of the road names adopted recall the airport's history: Mollison Drive, Lindbergh Road, Olley Close, Brabazon Avenue etc to the west; and Imperial Way, Lysander Road, Horatius Way and Hannibal Way to the east. In the 1990s, the former terminal building was refurbished as office units, with the name of Airport House, and in 1997 was marked by a restored De Havilland Heron (the model of aircraft that made the last flight out of the airport) mounted on its forecourt. Airport House now includes a Croydon Airport visitors centre. The Airport Hotel survives as the Forte Posthouse. A war memorial to the dead of the Second World War was unveiled on the Purley Way, close to the airport site, in 1991.

Today part of the former airfields opposite Airport House are used for sport and recreation. I discovered this place by chance back in 1997 and have been buggying there with friends ever since. Croydon council remove the goal posts at the end of football season leaving a wide open space to enjoy. By-laws prohibit kite buggying at Purley Way but not specifically. I have been asked to leave just twice in the last 17 years. I enjoy riding there and hope to continue doing so for many years to come by being good ambassadors, taking our rubbish home, steering clear of the Cricket pitch and giving the public a friendly wave and a wide berth. No one loves Purley Way more than we do.

Many thanks to Tim Holyoake for his aerial footage, which up until then I had only ever seen Purley Way from a kind of two dimensional perspective. It's good to see it from the air.

Croydon - Celebrity Flies In (1938)

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An aeroplane lands at Croydon airport and the man getting out, a young man with a shy smile, is surrounded by a crowd of well-wishers. He is not recognised by this cataloguer. A policeman stands by, presumably in protection of the man. The plane has 'Daily Express' written on the side.



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Southern Railway - Gatwick Airport to London Victoria - Railway station - Lestarferð - England

Southern railway services - Train trip from Gatwick Airport to London Victoria - 24.1.2019 - Take 40 min. Lestarferðalag frá Gatwick flugvelli to London - Ferðalag í Englandi. Lestarferðin tekur klukkustund, það er margt að sjá út um gluggann á leiðinni. Lestarferðalag til London. Southern trains run on the same tracks as the dedicated airport train the Gatwick Express between Gatwick and London Victoria and are just as frequent. Southern trains take around 15 minutes longer than the Gatwick Express as they make other stops at stations along the way.

If you have a flight into London Gatwick Airport, getting the train to your final destination is often a cheaper and more convenient option. You’ll fly into one of two terminals: Gatwick North Terminal or Gatwick South Terminal. South Terminal is only 2-minutes’ walk away from Gatwick Airport train station. To get quickly from Gatwick North Terminal to Gatwick South Terminal, you can take the free shuttle bus. Gatwick Airport is in West Sussex county just South East of London. From there, London city centre is only half-an-hour’s train journey away. From London, you can easily connect to Cambridge, Canterbury, Oxford and other cities in South East England. The trains are operated by Gatwick Express, Thameslink and Southern. They run from London Gatwick Airport to London every 15 minutes, 7 days a week. See more:

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How to Ride the London Tube

A guide to riding public transportation in London, the London Underground, also known as the London Tube. I tell you everything you need to know to ride the underground trains in London including how to buy tickets, how to plan your trip, and how to find your train.

Overview:

The London Underground, also called “The Tube” -- but never “subway” is generally the quickest mode of transport for journeys to another neighborhood or across town.

Might not be the best for going a short distance though. Locals laugh at tourists who take the tube one stop.

270 stations on 12 lines which are named and colored. Red is the central line.

Trains run 5:30am until Midnight Mon-Thurs, 1am on Friday and Saturday, and Sunday is 6:30am to 11:30pm

Rush hour is 8-10am and 5-7pm

Planning your journey:

Every station has a map, but it’s not to scale, or even geographically correct.

Handy to carry a map with you.

Google Maps is OK. Doesn’t really account for transfer time.

But the citymapper app is way better. Includes walking time, and what part of the train to ride.

Buying a ticket:
Yes you can get a paper ticket, but its 5GBP for one ride. Hardly worth it.

First things first -- Get an Oyster Card -- 5 GBP deposit, then load it up.
Stored value, or a travel pass. (travel pass can be paper)

You can buy it from any tube station, vending machines take bills, coins, and credit card. But it might not take YOUR credit card. Use machines to top up card too.
Getting in:
Every station has ticket gates, find the ones that have an arrow that indicates it is for entry. EIther insert your paper ticket in the slot, or tap your oyster card. Will show the oyster balance. You can also use a contactless credit card, but maybe not YOUR card.

Finding the platform:

Since you planned your route, you’ll know what line you’re taking. Look for the overhead sign, and find the direction (Northbound, Eastbound, etc)

The platforms are well marked and signs indicate the way to the platforms and the destinations served by the various platforms.

Not all trains on a line travel to all stops. Be sure that the train you take travels to your destination by reading the overhead signs or the illuminated sign on the front of the train.

Also make sure you take train on the correct branch.

Riding the train:
Mind the gap getting on.
Sit or stand.
Mind the priority seats, and mind your head. The doors are curved.
Maps inside the train
Stops are well announced and you can see outside the window the stops too.
I usually find it best just to count.

Exiting:
Once you get off the train, you’ll either be connecting or exiting.
If you’re connecting look for the overhead signs for your transfer line
If you’re exiting -- look for the “Way Out” signs.
Make sure you are going out the correct exit
And then just “tap” your way out.

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Heathrow Gatwick Cars Are Now Available for Private Transfers

Heathrow Gatwick Cars Are Now Available for Private Transfers


Heathrow Gatwick cars have been made available for private transfers. This is considered as the smarter way of transferring Gatwick and Heathrow executive and rapid door-to-door services from all seaport of the United Kingdom and airports of London. The taxi booking online of United Kingdom leading Heathrow Gatwick transfers served as the solution for a good transportation which is offered by private hire airport cars providers.

The presence of Heathrow Gatwick cars is the one of the most effective ways to get into Gatwick to Heathrow or vice versa. This will be a convenient and quick method of transportation since people can directly reach their destination. In addition to, there will be a free flight time monitoring. The visitors will not get waiting time charges and at the same time, they can save their money and time.

Heathrow Gatwick cars have established a licensed private hiring operator which offers low cost and reliable private transfers for London Heathrow Transfer services. The company ensures that there will be a comfortable Heathrow airport transfer, fully licensed London transport for vehicles (London Private and Taxi Hire), and convenient Gatwick transportation. This specialist for Heathrow Gatwick transfers offers an on-time, clean, reliable, and affordable London airport private transfer cars. Certain individuals who are in need of assistance for transport from/to Heathrow and/or Gatwick London, or long distance travel anywhere in UK can try the service of this company. All they have to do is to visit its official website and check for further details.

Heathrow Gatwick Cars has been established with the primary goal of helping people find an affordable and reliable service for private hire transports in London and UK. It also aims to offer free flight monitoring including meet and greet service. #
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It is an officially licensed private hire operator in Wales and England. It offers seaport-airport (mini cab) private transfer cars, executive chauffeur driven car transportation, as well as highly qualified London private hire drivers/chauffeurs (Taxi private hire London).

Please visit for more information. For inquiries, email them at info@heathrowgatwickcars.com and for transportation, booking@heathrowgatwickcars.com.

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A Flight on the British Airways i360, Brighton, East Sussex, England - 28 May, 2019

Views of and from the iconic observation tower on Brighton's sea front, filmed in May 2019.

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