EGKH Headcorn Aerodrome

Nestled in the heart of High Weald and at the foot of the North Downs in the county of Kent, United Kingdom, Headcorn is a vibrant aerodrome featuring a plethora of general aviation activities including an active fixed-wing flight school, helicopter flight school, pleasure flights, ballooning, wingwalking, aerial survey work, aerobatics, skydiving, and the Aero Legends Spitfire experience.

During The Second World War, Headcorn was known as RAF Lashenden, and British, Canadian, and US Forces all operated fighters from the aerodrome. In 1943, the famed British ‘Ace’ James ‘Johnny’ Johnson commanded his squadron of Spitfire IXbs from RAF Lashenden.

Headcorn, Lashenden Aerodrome EGKH has been recreated faithfully over hundreds of hours and features:

• Over 70 custom 3D objects have been created exclusively for Headcorn; from voluminous hangars and rusty fuel pumps to World War Two outbuildings and modern cafes, all have been meticulously constructed and placed in their correct positions in and around the aerodrome.
• Thousands of carefully placed stock assets, every fence, traffic cone, fuel drum, picnic table, and potted plant have been placed in their correct location ensuring the atmosphere of a true working aerodrome.
• High resolution colour corrected ground textures taken from Bing maps and manipulated for consistency and realism which far surpasses the quality of the stock Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 ground texture.
• Correct AI pattern procedures and accurate taxiway and runway placement.
• Surrounding landmarks have been enhanced for full circuit immersion including Shenley Farms, Chart Hills Golf Club, The Sun Magic Juice factory, Smarden Church, and numerous other points of reference.
• Full night lighting across the aerodrome.

Static warbirds are all correctly colored and with accurate tail numbers out on the line:

• 4x SV.4 Stampes
• 2x Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXs
• 2x North American T-6 Harvard/Texans
• A Douglas DC-3/C-47 Dakota
• A De Havilland Dh.89 Dragoon Rapide
• A De Havilland Dh.82 Tigermoth
• A Boeing-Stearman Model 75 with Wingwalker