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Gloucestershire Airport (GLO/EGBJ), also known as Staverton Airport, is a general aviation airport located between Gloucester and Cheltenham in south-west England. Established in the 1930s and once used for military training, it now handles private and business aircraft, flight training, and helicopter operations rather than scheduled airline services. Its paved runway and adjacent aviation businesses make it a busy hub for the region's flying community.
💡 Local Tip
Aviation enthusiasts should visit the free Jet Age Museum next to the airport; it has a viewing area and exhibits on Gloster aircraft, making it a great spot to watch movements without entering the terminal.
🚖 Getting There
The airport sits just off the A40 near M5 junction 11, about 4 miles from Gloucester and 5 miles from Cheltenham, making it easy by car or taxi. Local buses connect Gloucester and Cheltenham along the A40 with stops close to the airport, but services are limited, so check times. On-site parking is available if you are driving yourself.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Gloucestershire Airport have scheduled passenger flights?
A: No. GLO is primarily a general aviation airport, handling private jets, flight training, helicopter operations, and business aviation; there are no regular scheduled airline services.
Q: What are the airport codes for Gloucestershire Airport?
A: The IATA code is GLO and the ICAO code is EGBJ.
Q: Can I park at Gloucestershire Airport?
A: Yes, there is on-site parking available for visitors and passengers, with both short-stay and longer-stay options; check current charges and availability with the airport.
Q: Is there public transport to Gloucestershire Airport?
A: Bus services run along the A40 between Gloucester and Cheltenham with stops near the airport, and taxis are available; it is best to check local timetables or book a taxi in advance.
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