100 Years of Wolverhampton's Airports

On 27 June 1910, the first ever all-British Flying Meeting began at Dunstall Park racecourse, Wolverhampton, and began an unbroken century of flying in the area. Dunstall Park, actually one of the first airports in the whole country, was to remain the town''s airport until after the First World War, though an anti-Zeppelin landing strip was established at the Fern Fields, Perton, during the War. T...