Namur-Suarlee Airfield

Located in Namur, Belgium, Namur-Suarlee Airfield has a significant aviation history tied to its establishment during World War II.

The airfield was founded in 1943 by the Belgian Air Force as a military base. It played a vital role during the war for both defensive and offensive operations, contributing to the Allied efforts. Today, the airfield is notable for its well-preserved structures and serves both military and civil aviation purposes.

Highlights

✈️ Historic Runway: The airfield features a historic runway that has remained operational since its inception.

🪂 Aviation Museum: An adjacent museum showcases wartime aircraft and artifacts.

🌳 Scenic Surroundings: The airfield is set against the backdrop of lush countryside, ideal for photography and exploration.

Accessibility is free, making it a great visit for aviation enthusiasts, historians, and families looking for a day out.