POI (Point Of Interest) list of UK airports and airfields for use in Google Earth and TomTom SatNav systems.
Microsoft Flight Simulator Users: install MyFsGoogleEarth to link Google Earth with FS2004,
and use this airfield list to see exactly where you are flying and identify the nearby airfields.
The list is divided into two sections: | |
Active | Sites currently in use by civil / military / helicopters / gliders / etc. (blue icons) |
Disused | Sites no longer used for flying / demolished / redeveloped / etc. (red icons) |
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Google Earth | List of active and disused airfields. | UKAirfields.kmz |
Google Earth - Network Link | As above, but the list is automatically updated using data from this server. |
UKAirfieldsNetworkLink.kmz |
TomTom | List of active and disused airfields. | UKAirfieldsTomTom.zip |
List updated on 6th January 2010 |
Installation: |
Google Earth - Clicking on either of the two links above will download the list. Google Earth will start automatically and the airfields will be displayed. Select the Network Link option to ensure you always have the most up-to-date version of the list installed (the latest version will be downloaded automatically from this server). |
TomTom - Download the .ZIP file and extract the contents to an empty folder. Copy the .OV2 and .BMP files to the directory on your TomTom that contains the UK mapping data (to do this you will need to either connect your TomTom to the computer using a USB cable or insert the memory card into your computer's memory card reader if you have one). |