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Note: This map gives only a rough location for Broomhouse Farm. If anybody can provide a more precise location, this will be most welcome.


BROOMHOUSE FARM: Temporary aerodrome
 

Operated by: Alan Cobham’s 1932 National Aviation Day UK Display Tour
 

Location: Corstorphine, roughly 2nm E of EDINBURGH, (TURNHOUSE), airport.

Period of operation: 1st October 1932

 

NOTES: Due the close proximity to TURNHOUSE it does today beg the question if this venue was the same place as TURNHOUSE, which was already recognised as an established aerodrome since 1915. As was often the case, due to paying lesser fees, the 'Flying Circus' concerns often arranged to use a convenient field nearby an established aerodrome. In this case it would seem the Cobham tour organisers did indeed select another place other than the regional airport. Can you imagine something similar happening today?

On the 22nd and 23rd July 1933 Cobham’s No.2 Tour displayed in/near Edinburgh. Did they use use this location for their 90th venue that year?

 

 

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