Military base · Scotland · Still standing
RAF Lossiemouth
Royal Air Force Lossiemouth is an active RAF station on the western edge of Lossiemouth in Moray, north‑east Scotland, operating fast jets and maritime patrol aircraft. The airfield dates from 1939 and today supports Typhoon fighter squadrons and Boeing Poseidon MRA1 maritime patrol aircraft alongside control, hangar and maintenance facilities.
First raised
1939
Its prime
2020
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 2020
What RAF Lossiemouth looked like in its prime.
A wide coastal airfield of low, green-arched hangars and squat maintenance buildings set on flat grassland beside rolling hills. Multiple concrete runways and broad asphalt taxiways marked with runway numbers stretch across the site; clustered dispersal pans and low grass revetments punctuate the apron. Lines of grey Eurofighter Typhoons and larger grey-painted Boeing Poseidon MRA1s stand on hardstands beside service vehicles, lighting towers and a mid-height control tower with a glazed cab; fences and service roads surround the field.
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