Headcorn Aerodrome G-BPLM Stampe SV-4C

Headcorn Aerodrome was first used for general aviation in 1927 when the local landowner flew with a group of friends. In 1942 it was requisitioned by the Airfields Board. It was named RAF Lashenden in an attempt to confuse the enemy (Lashenden is to the southwest of the field). Flying started in 1943.
Headcorn Aerodrome
Stampe SV-4C
G-BPLM
02/6/21