🇬🇧 RAF Dallachy Air Base

RAF Dallachy Air Base (GB-0043) in Fochabers, Moray, GB, is a former military airfield that operated during World War II from 1943 to 1945. It was decommissioned as an active airfield in June 1945 and subsequently used as a Territorial Army training center until 1958. Therefore, there are no recent traveler reviews or experiences available for this location as it does not function as a civilian airport with terminal facilities, amenities, security, customs, or transportation connections.

The site is currently used primarily as farmland, with portions utilized by a waste recycling company and a model flying club (Dallachy Aeromodellers). While some of the original runways and perimeter track remain, the control tower is derelict, and most other wartime buildings have been demolished. A memorial stands in the nearby village of Bogmoor to commemorate those who served. The Fochabers Folk Museum also features an exhibition on the airfield's history.

Due to its historical status as a disused military airfield, RAF Dallachy does not offer any of the services or facilities typically associated with a modern traveler-oriented airport, and consequently, no contemporary traveler sentiment or complaints exist.