Old Sarum Airfield is one of the oldest continually operational airfields in the UK.

Built in 1917, for over 100 years it has played an important role in defending the United Kingdom, and in the development of British aviation and many of its related activities.

From its inception as a Training Depot Station during WWI until today, Old Sarum’s original flying field has been used continuously for aviation. This history, together with the three WWI grade 2* listed hangars, provide a unique setting for those visiting and using the airfield today.

Old Sarum is the home operating base for parachuting, flying training and helicopter operations.