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Barton Aerodrome - The Original Manchester Airport

A short film by Presenter & Producer James Balme. Built in 1928, Barton Aerodrome was Britain's first municipal airport. It remains a largely unspoilt example of the airfields of the 1930s. A small museum section at the front of the Visitor Centre features many interesting documents and displays which tell the history of the original Manchester Airport. The Bomber Command Association also has a display here. The Centre gives good views of movements on the active airfield. Visitors can also go onto the first landing of the Control Tower to view the aerodrome and watch various aircraft land and take off. (Please take note of the warning signs). Fun flights are on offer for a person to either fly in a helicopter or a Tiger Moth. Next to the Centre is the Police helicopter section. Tours of the airfield and hangars can be arranged by contacting The Visitor Centre Manager, Barton Aerodrome, Eccles, Manchester. M30 7SA. Location: Barton Aerodrome is located close to the A57, south of the M62/M63 junction at Eccles, in western Greater Manchester.