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Brighton City Airport
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Brighton City Airport, also known as Shoreham Airport, is a general aviation airport on the south coast with flight training, sightseeing and experience flights, aircraft hire and The Hummingbird Restaurant. Visitors can use the terminal area and restaurant, and the airport is usually open for flying throughout the year.
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Where to stay
- Shoreham-by-SeaClosest town, about a mile from the airport
- WorthingSeaside town about 6 miles west along the A27
- BrightonLarger city with the widest choice of hotels, about 7 miles east
- HoveSeafront hotels about 5 miles east
- LancingQuieter coastal town just west of Shoreham
Getting there
- Shoreham-by-Sea station is about a 1 mile (20-minute) walk, with a taxi rank outside the south exit
- Stagecoach Coastliner 700 between Portsmouth and Brighton usually runs every 10 minutes; alight at Adur Recreation Ground (from the east) or near The Longshore pub (from the west)
- Off the A27: from the east use the Southwick Tunnel and Adur flyover, from the west the New Monks Farm roundabout, then Rose Street and Almond Avenue to Cecil Pashley Way
- Over 100 pay-and-display spaces outside the Main Terminal Building
Travel details can change, especially on event days — check with the venue or operator before you travel.
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Questions people ask
Where is the best place to stay near Brighton City Airport?
Shoreham-by-Sea: Closest town, about a mile from the airport. Worthing: Seaside town about 6 miles west along the A27. Brighton: Larger city with the widest choice of hotels, about 7 miles east. Hove: Seafront hotels about 5 miles east. Lancing: Quieter coastal town just west of Shoreham.
How do I get to Brighton City Airport?
Shoreham-by-Sea station is about a 1 mile (20-minute) walk, with a taxi rank outside the south exit. Stagecoach Coastliner 700 between Portsmouth and Brighton usually runs every 10 minutes; alight at Adur Recreation Ground (from the east) or near The Longshore pub (from the west). Off the A27: from the east use the Southwick Tunnel and Adur flyover, from the west the New Monks Farm roundabout, then Rose Street and Almond Avenue to Cecil Pashley Way. Over 100 pay-and-display spaces outside the Main Terminal Building.
Any tips for visiting Brighton City Airport?
The airport is a short walk from Shoreham-by-Sea station, so a car is not needed if you are staying along the coast line; the Coastliner 700 also stops close by.
Which airport is closest to Brighton City Airport?
The nearest airport on this site is Gatwick Airport, about 22 miles away in a straight line. See hotels near the airport.