Wheatley (Robinson Motorcycles) Aerodrome

Wheatley (Robinson Motorcycles) Aerodrome was a small, privately owned airfield located near Wheatley, Oxfordshire, England. It was primarily associated with Robinson Motorcycles, a company that used the airfield for various purposes, including the storage, maintenance, and potentially the demonstration of their vehicles.

The airfield's history is relatively short, and detailed records are scarce compared to larger, more public aerodromes. Its operational period was likely focused on the latter half of the 20th century. It is understood that the facility provided a convenient location for Robinson Motorcycles to manage aspects of their business related to vehicle logistics.

The exact layout and dimensions of the airfield are not widely documented, but it would have typically included a grass runway suitable for light aircraft. Supporting infrastructure would have been minimal, likely limited to a hangar or workshop space for maintenance activities and perhaps a small office.

The aerodrome is no longer operational as an airfield. The site has likely reverted to agricultural or other uses, reflecting the trend of smaller, private airfields becoming less common as aviation regulations and operating costs have increased. Today, little physical evidence may remain of its former use as an aerodrome.