RAF Wyton Airport serves St Ives, Cambridgeshire, GB.
RAF Wyton (GB-1222) is not classified as CLOSED. It remains an active Royal Air Force station, though its operational role has evolved significantly over time.
Historically, RAF Wyton was a major bomber station during World War II, hosting various squadrons and aircraft types. Post-war, it became a significant reconnaissance base, particularly known for its role in Cold War intelligence gathering with aircraft like the Canberra and Victor.
Currently, RAF Wyton is home to various non-flying units, including the Joint Forces Intelligence Group and the RAF Police. It also hosts elements of the Defence Medical Services. While flying operations are limited compared to its past, it continues to serve as an important administrative and support base for the RAF.
*Sources researched: raf.mod.uk, huntspost.co.uk, en.wikipedia.org, abct.org.uk*
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Where is RAF Wyton Airport located?
RAF Wyton is located in St Ives, Cambridgeshire, GB, at an elevation of 135 ft. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is GB-1222.