The Kenley Revival Project has been supported by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to protect the heritage of the most intact fighter airfield from World War II.
Visitor Access Kenley Common (CR3 5LZ) is easily accessed through several different methods of transport. Always remember that Kenley is an active ...
RAF Kenley was re-activated at the end of January 1940 when Hurricanes of No 3 Squadron took up residence, even ...
In June 1917 an area of Coulsdon Common, part of which was in use as a golf course, was commandeered for ...
Did you know the war-time classic “Reach for the Sky” was filmed on location at Kenley airfield in 1955? Let’s take ...
Arguably the most prolific of RAF fighter aces James Edgar ‘Johnnie’ Johnson took command of the Kenley Wing in March 1943.
This guide shows all the major points of interest on the airfield that survive today. For more detailed information on ...
