RAF Coningsby

On 13 August young people from service families at RAF Coningsby spent the afternoon learning about the war graves located in Coningsby Cemetery.

Yesterday Lady Hillier, wife of the Chief of the Air Staff, formally opened our new ‘South Side Feeder’ at RAF Coningsby.

On Tuesday 7 May RAF Coningsby’s Station Commander, Group Captain Mark Flewin officially opened the new Sensory Room at Dandelions Day Nursery and Kids Club, RAF Coningsby. 

Today, Typhoons from RAF Coningsby flew to Estonia in support of NATO operations. 

A Royal Air Force Coningsby airman is targeting the Winter Olympics 2022 in Beijing, after successfully competing in the Luge event at the British Championships.

Three servicemen from RAF Coningsby will be able to pursue their dream of learning to fly following their success in the Junior Ranks Pilot Scholarship Scheme.

RAF Coningsby joined with our US allies to commemorate the 75th anniversary of ten American B17 crewmen losing their lives when their aircraft crashed in Sheffield.

During World War Two, 65 Australians lost their lives flying from RAF Coningsby, and at least 50 are known to have been decorated for gallantry.

The sole remaining example of an iconic WWII aircraft, the Hawker Typhoon, has been ‘rolled-out’ at RAF Coningsby.