Now having 7,000 + listed!

Probably becoming the most extensive British flying sites guide online...?

portfolio1 portfolio2 portfolio3 portfolio4

Heading 1

This is an example of the content for a specific image in the Nivo slider. Provide a short description of the image here....

Heading 2

This is an example of the content for a specific image in the Nivo slider. Provide a short description of the image here....

Heading 3

This is an example of the content for a specific image in the Nivo slider. Provide a short description of the image here....

Heading 4

This is an example of the content for a specific image in the Nivo slider. Provide a short description of the image here....

small portfolio1 small portfolio2 small portfolio3 small portfolio4
themed object
A Guide to the history of British flying sites within the United Kingdom
get in touch

Battersea Heliport



BATTERSEA HELIPORT:   Public licensed heliport   

(Later, 2018 or so - renamed THE LONDON HELIPORT)

Aerial detail
Aerial detail
Aerial detail
Aerial detail
Ground detail
Ground detail


Note:  These pictures were very kindly provided by The London Heliport.





  

Evocative night shot, presumably late 1950s?
Evocative night shot, presumably late 1950s?
The Bell 47G G-CHOP, probably in the 1970s?
The Bell 47G G-CHOP, probably in the 1970s?

First picture:  Copyright; The General Electric Company.

Second picture: Found on the web searching for the history of A. W. Helicopters based at CROFT in LEICESTERSHIRE.






 

Civil heliport    (Originally known as WESTLAND HELIPORT)


 

Operated by: 1960s to 1975 at least: Westland Helicopters

2000: GKN Westland Aerospace Ltd              

2004: Weston Aviation

2018: Edmiston


Aerial view in 1999
Aerial view in 1999
Aerial view in 2003
Aerial view in 2003
Aerial view in 2006
Aerial view in 2006
Aerial view in 2015
Aerial view in 2015




 

 

Note: All these pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©



 

Location: 3nm SW of Westminster Bridge on S side of the river Thames

Period of operation: Was this heliport the first ‘proper’ UK heliport? Opened in the late 1950s perhaps?


Helipad in 1965
Helipad in 1965
Helipad layout in 2000
Helipad layout in 2000



Note: These maps are provided with the kind permission of Pooleys Flight Equipment Ltd. Copyright Robert Pooley 2014.








Landing area:
1965:  38x16   hard

2000:   'Runway'   03/21   38x16   hard     (A 15m taxiway leads to 7 parking areas ranging from 12m diameter to 16m)

 




 

 

We'd love to hear from you, so please scroll down to leave a comment!

 


 

Leave a comment ...


Name
 
Email:
 
Message:
 

 
Copyright (c) UK Airfield Guide

                                                

slide up button