Shoreham By Sea, United Kingdom
Shoreham Airport, also known as Brighton City Airport, is the oldest continuously operating airport in the UK, having opened in 1910. It is operated by Brighton City Airport Ltd.
The airport primarily serves general aviation, flight training, and private charters. The IATA code is ESH.
Passenger numbers are significantly lower compared to commercial airports.
Shoreham Airport has one main terminal building. It handles both domestic and international flights, primarily general aviation and flight training.
The terminal has limited gates, catering to smaller aircraft. There are no separate piers or concourses.
The terminal area is relatively small, reflecting its focus on general aviation. There have been no recent major expansion projects.
Short-term and long-term parking options are available. Rates are approximately £5 per day. Specific hourly rates are not readily available. Pre-booking is not typically required.