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UK Airfields & Airports

A Guide to the history of British flying sites within the United Kingdom

Bea Ness

BEA NESS: Regional airport

Local map

Sanday area map

Note: These three pictures were kindly provided by Mr Michael T Holder

Location: About 1.5nm SW of the present day SANDAY airport

Period of operation: 1934 to ? (WW2 perhaps?)

NOTES: It appears that on the 3rd October 1933 E.E. (Ted) Fresson landed on Sanday in a field adjacent to the village of How, and stayed in the Kettleloft Hotel. This led to him establishing a Landing Ground / regional airport for the island, which he used from 1933 to 1938.

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Bea Ness

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