Airports
London Biggin Hill Continues Upward Trajectory
London Biggin Hill is gradually becoming the city’s main dedicated business aviation hub, along with Farnborough.
This Boeing Business Jet with the London skyline as backdrop says it all. Originally built more than a century ago to defend London from German Zeppelin attacks in World War I, the airport’s proximity to the UK capital city is one of its greatest assets.
This Boeing Business Jet with the London skyline as backdrop says it all. Originally built more than a century ago to defend London from German Zeppelin attacks in World War I, the airport’s proximity to the UK capital city is one of its greatest assets.

This is Biggin Hill Airport's time to shine, according to airport business development director Robert Walters, and several recent changes bear that out. Among them are the recent extension of operating hours being key in bringing more investment by Bombardier Business Aircraft, and the Castle Aviation AW109 helishuttle, meaning London Battersea Heliport (which opens at 7 a.m. and closes at 10:45 p.m.) is only a six-minute flight away.