About Headcorn Aerodrome

Headcorn  Aerodrome is not only an active airfield welcoming visitors (by air and foot) all year around, but also a home to many different businesses such as a flight school, aircraft hire, parachuting, wing walking and aircraft maintenance.

Headcorn Aerodrome (Formerly RAF Lashenden Airfield) is a historic grass-strip airfield in Kent, England, that serves as a major hub for general aviation, flight training, vintage flight experiences, wing walking and skydiving. The last WW2 all grass airfield in  Kent - A gateway to the White Cliffs of Dover, you can buy a flight in a WW2 Spitfire, reaching there in just 8 minutes! 
Whether you are an aviation enthusiast, thrill seeker or a family looking for a day out, Headcorn Aerodrome has something to offer. Visit the WW2 Lashenden Air Museum. The aerodrome has ample car parking, a café plus a bar and restaurant. Dogs on a lead are welcome.​