Old Buck

Old Buckenham Airfield, built as the wartime home of the USAAF 453rd Bombardment Group, is now one of the most renowned aviation centers in the UK. This vibrant airfield is home to numerous companies, including an electric aircraft R&D and manufacturing facility, as well as rocket scientists who occasionally perform launches. Old Buckenham is proud to be the location of the UK's first electric aircraft charging point, fully powered by solar energy.

Moreover, the airfield boasts two museums, including one dedicated to the 453rd Bombardment Group, housing the largest collection of memorabilia from this group. The airfield also takes pride in its ongoing restoration project, which aims to revive 12 acres of wartime buildings and infrastructure, including a B-24 tail-shaped Memorial Park. Old Buckenham warmly welcomes visiting aircraft from the UK, EU, and Channel Islands, providing up-to-the-minute information on conditions and available facilities.

Aviation enthusiasts can also join the Old Buckenham Aero Club to learn to fly, with courses ranging from first flight to skills tests, PPL, and beyond. Finally, visitors can enjoy a delightful dining experience at The Liberator Restaurant, offering a new chef, menu, and American-inspired interior design. Contacting Old Buckenham Airfield is made easy through their online form or by calling the provided contact number.

Located at Abbey Road, Old Buckenham, NR17 1PU, Old Buckenham Airfield looks forward to welcoming aviation enthusiasts, history buffs, and visitors from all around the world