 | Houston Airport System
To bring air service to Houston's population of more than four million, the Houston Airport System has three facilities; George Bush Intercontinental Airport, William P. Hobby Airport, and Ellington Field.
Together they form one of North America's largest public airport systems and position Houston as the international gateway to the south central United States.
HoustonSpotters wishes to say THANKS to HAS for being one of the most spotter-friendly airport systems around!
Logo © Houston Airport System
www.fly2houston.com
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 | 1940 Air Terminal Museum
The 1940 Air Terminal museum was the first airport in the Houston area. It is a Houston landmark rich with history, and remains open to the public today at Hobby Airport.
www.1940airterminal.org
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 | Andrew Broadfoot Photography
Andrew Broadfoot is a HoustonSpotters member who is an independent photographer serving the greater Houston and Galveston areas. He specializes in portrait, landscape, industrial, aviation, and special events photography.
www.andrewbroadfootphotography.com
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 | Trent Valley Aviation Society
The Trent Valley Aviation Society was formed in the 1980s to provide aviation enthusiasts in the Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire area with access to a group of like-minded individuals. Originally the society organised minibus trips to most airshows in the UK, but more recently has focused on regular member meetings and on occasional days out. We are a friendly group of aviation enthusiasts who welcome anyone, regardless of their aviation interests - our group is made up of enthusiasts, aircraft spotters, professionals who work in the industry, pilots, former service personnel and those who just have a passion for things that fly.
www.tvas.info
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| | Pisa Airport Spotters
Planespotters near the Pisa, Italy airport
www.pisa-airport.too.it
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| | Shannon Airport Enthusiasts
Shannon Airport Enthusiasts is a website dedicated to Shannon Intl Airport, located in Clare, Ireland.
www.ShannonAirportEnthusiasts.org
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 | Madeira Spotters
Maderia Spotters is a group of plane spotters near Madeira, Portugal.
www.madeiraspotters.net
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| | Wings & Wheels
The Wings & Wheels website contains photos of past installments of Wings & Wheels at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum.
www.wingsandwheels.org
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 | OpShots
OpShots chronicles the many and varied types of aircraft that visit Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, whether they be the everyday and mundane, the unusual and rare, or blasts from the past.
www.opshots.net
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 | Crawfish Fly-In!
Join pilots & taildragger enthusiasts for the annual Crawfish Fly-in located at Lone Star Executive airport (CXO)
www.crawfishflyin.com
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 | World of Aviation.de
A commercial aviation photography site based in Frankfurt, Germany
www.world-of-aviation.de
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 | AeroPrints.com
A website that arranges tours of airports & airport operations areas, as well as weekend planespotting trips.
www.aeroprints.com
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 | The Aviation Society - Manchester
The Aviation Society or TAS as it is widely known, is the largest aviation society outside London with over 2,000 members and 34 years of experience.
Based at Manchester Airport, our continuous and constantly growing popularity is witness to the comprehensive range of activities provided to members at a modest subscription. Whatever your aviation interest, you can be sure that TAS will cater for your requirements!
Recently, both TAS, and HoustonSpotters were featured in an article by the Houston Airport System. They are a spotting group, just like HoustonSpotters, and we are glad to have friends with similar interests across the world!
www.tasmanchester.co.uk
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 | CAF - Gulf Coast Wing
The Commemorative Air Force's Gulf Coast Wing "Texas Raiders" group maintains and flies the only airworthy former Navy PB-1W. Built by the Douglas Aircraft Company, she is restored as a 381st Bomb Group B-17G Flying Fortress named "Texas Raiders", and is based at the Tomball Jet Center at David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport (KDWH) in Tomball, Texas.
www.gulfcoastwing.org
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