Castle Air’s New Hangar Officially Opens

Aug 25, 2023

Rotary aviation service specialists, Castle Air, has announced the opening of a new hangar at Biggin Hill Airport. With three line maintenance bases and three hub locations across the UK, this new move opens up a host of services to new customers across the country.

United Kingdom - August 25, 2023 —

Castle Air, a prominent name in the aviation industry, has announced the official opening of its brand-new hangar at Biggin Hill Airport. Effectively doubling the size of Castle Air’s operations, this hanger opens up a range of possibilities for the team to offer their services to more customers than ever. With a state-of-the-art facility combined with a commitment to excellence and a customer-centric approach, Castle Air aims is set to make a significant leap forward.


A mark of Castle Air’s dedication to providing high-quality aviation services, the expansion to include the new hangar at Biggin Hill Airport equips the team with enlarged operational space. This space allows them to not only accommodate an expanded fleet, but also to improve maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities. This expansion significantly bolsters Castle Air’s capacity to offer a diverse range of services while maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety.


The expansion marks a milestone in the ongoing growth of Castle Air, allowing for increased flexibility, and enabling the company to meet the ever-evolving needs of its discerning clientele. With the additional space, Castle Air can now cater to a wider range of aircraft types and sizes, improving convenience and comfort for their customers.


Enhanced customer experience is another benefit of the new hangar, which features modern amenities and streamlined processes through its enhanced waiting areas, dedicated client service personnel, and more. The location of Biggin Hill airport further increases the team’s accessibility to partnership with leading industry players, opening up avenues for collaborative ventures and joint initiatives. Furthermore, the company has implemented various environmentally conscious features and technologies in the new space, reducing its carbon footprint and exemplifying its dedication to responsible aviation practices and environmental stewardship.


Castle Air provides a wide range of premium aviation services, from helicopter charters to engineering services, aircraft sales, part sales, an aviation academy, and more. The opening of its new hangar at Biggin Hill Airport is enabling them to take these services to new heights, while maintaining their commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.


To learn more about Castle Air, the opening of their new hangar, and the services that they offer, you can visit their website at http://www.castleair.co.uk.


Please address and direct all press inquiries to Daniel Waterhouse, who can be reached by mail at Diamond House, Hangar 525, Churchill Way, Biggin Hill Airport, Kent, TN16 3BN, or on the phone at 01702 680488. All email inquiries can be sent directly to [email protected].

Contact Info:
Name: Daniel Waterhouse
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Organization: Castle Air
Address: Diamond House, Hangar 525, Churchill Way, Biggin Hill Airport, Kent, TN16 3BN
Phone: 01702 680488
Website: http://www.castleair.co.uk

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