RAF Tadcaster / Bramham Moor Aerodrome serves Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, GB.
RAF Tadcaster / Bramham Moor Aerodrome (GB-1205) is a disused First World War military airfield, not a currently active aerodrome with commercial or general aviation traveler services. Therefore, there are no recent traveler reviews or experiences, terminal facilities, security procedures, or transportation connections to report in the contemporary sense. The site ceased operations as an airfield in 1919 and was officially closed in April 1920, with much of the land now used as farmland.
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(Not applicable as the aerodrome is disused and has no current "travelers.") RAF Tadcaster, originally known as RFC Bramham Moor, served primarily as a Home Defence station against Zeppelin attacks and later for aircrew training during World War One. Today, one original First World War hangar, notable for its Belfast Truss roof structure, remains and is Grade II listed, now utilized for grain storage. The historical significance of the site is primarily for those interested in military aviation history.Traveler reviews & tips
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Where is RAF Tadcaster / Bramham Moor Aerodrome located?
RAF Tadcaster / Bramham Moor Aerodrome is located in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, GB, at an elevation of 175 ft. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is GB-1205.