Samlesbury Aerodrome

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Samlesbury Aerodrome is a former airfield in Lancashire, England, historically significant as a major aircraft manufacturing and testing site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft manufacturing site
former military airfield
builtFor military aviation
country United Kingdom
currentUse aerospace manufacturing
industrial and commercial facilities
hasHeritage World War II aviation history
hasInfrastructure extensive factory buildings
large hangars
hasRunway multiple paved runways
hasType RAF station
historicalSignificance major aircraft production centre in northwest England
locatedIn Borough of South Ribble NERFINISHED
England
Lancashire
locatedNear Preston NERFINISHED
Samlesbury NERFINISHED
nearRiver River Ribble NERFINISHED
notableFor large-scale wartime aircraft production
postwar aerospace industry role
operatedBy BAE Systems NERFINISHED
Royal Air Force
owner BAE Systems NERFINISHED
postWarUse aircraft testing
industrial site
primaryFunction aircraft manufacturing
aircraft testing
region North West England
runwaySurface concrete
status closed as an operational airfield
usedDuring World War II
surface form: Second World War
usedFor aerospace research and development
pilot training
test flying

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British Aircraft Corporation operatedFacility Samlesbury Aerodrome