Jules Hudson embarks on a journey to explore the rich history of British airfields, uncovering the pivotal roles they played in shaping the nation's past and future. From the early days of flight to the groundbreaking innovations of the Second World War, Hudson delves into the stories of the airfields that served as the backbone of Britain's aviation heritage. Through interviews with historians and experts, he reveals the strategic importance of these sites, their contributions to the war effort, and their enduring legacy in the modern era of aviation.