History
A working site with an aviation story.
LOF Business Park sits within Langar's distinctive industrial landscape, shaped by more than eight decades of engineering, aviation and enterprise.
From airfield to enterprise
Part of Langar's industrial heritage.
RAF Langar opened in September 1942 and served the Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces during the Second World War. Lancaster aircraft were operated from the airfield, while the wider Harby Road site was associated with Avro repair and maintenance work.
After the war, Langar became an important Royal Canadian Air Force supply base supporting NATO operations in Europe. The military use ended in the 1960s, but the area's practical buildings, transport links and skilled industrial tradition continued to attract businesses.
RAF Langar opens
The new airfield becomes home to RAF 207 Squadron and Lancaster bombers.
USAAF operations
Troop carrier groups use Langar during preparations for operations in Europe.
Canadian base
The Royal Canadian Air Force operates 30 Air Materiel Base from Langar.
A place for business
The Harby Road estate continues the area's long association with engineering and industry.
A new chapter
Preserving a practical purpose.
LOF Business Park brings the buildings forward for a new generation of occupiers: improving the accommodation, services and shared yard while retaining the robust industrial character that makes the site work.
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