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Spotting Guides
Airport Guide: London Heathrow [EGLL / LHR]
Heathrow Airport is the ultimate hotspot for plane spotters. With a constant flow of A350s, 777s, Dreamliners and A380s from every corner of the world, plus iconic locations like Myrtle Avenue and the Newall Road Viewing Stand, it delivers unbeatable variety and non-stop action. In this guide, we break down what you’ll see, the top spotting locations, essential tips and how to make the most of your visit whether you’re staying for an hour or turning it into a full-on aviation getaway.
Spotting at Liverpool Airport: The Complete Guide ✈️
Discover Liverpool John Lennon Airport’s best plane spotting locations — from the flying school viewing area to Speke Hall’s scenic approach path. See where to watch arrivals, track training circuits, and catch rare military and Red Arrows movements.
Spotting at Manchester Airport: The Complete Guide ✈️
✈️ Manchester Airport is a dream destination for plane spotters. With daily A380s, long-haul widebodies from across the globe, a purpose-built visitor park, and even a pub on the runway threshold, it offers one of the best spotting experiences in Europe. In this guide, we break down what you’ll see, the best locations, insider tips, and even how to turn your trip into an overnight aviation escape at the Radisson Blu.
🛫 How to Get Into Planespotting: A Beginner’s Guide
Curious about plane spotting but not sure where to start? Planespotting is an exciting hobby that combines travel, photography, and a love of aviation — and it’s easier to get into than you might think. In this beginner’s guide, we’ll show you how to start plane spotting, from the essential equipment you need to the best places to spot aircraft. You’ll learn how to identify planes, when to go for the best views, and how to join the global community of spotters. With Have I Seen It, you can log every sighting and track your progress from day one.