Additional information
| ICAO | EGTG |
|---|---|
| Category | 1 |
| Level | 1 |
| Name | Filton |
| City | Bristol |
| State | |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Altitude | 211 |
| airport_desc | Filton Airport, located in Bristol, United Kingdom, served as a significant aviation hub before its closure in 2012. Situated at an altitude of 211 feet, Filton was historically notable for its substantial role in the aerospace industry, particularly with the manufacturing and testing of aircraft. Used by major aerospace manufacturers such as the Bristol Aeroplane Company and later British Aerospace, the site was pivotal in the production of iconic aircraft, including the Concorde. The airport facilitated both military and civil aviation operations, contributing to regional and national aerospace advancements. Though no longer in operation, Filton's legacy continues with the development of the site into a hub for engineering and science, preserving its rich aviation heritage. |
