The Royal Flying Corps (RFC) is a former corps-sized aviation component of the British Army; before and during the First World War. The RFC operated their aircraft from many different aerodromes and airfields, throughout all parts of the British Isles, along with sites in France, and other countries during the First World War.
When the Royal Air Force (RAF) was created on 1 April 1918, from the merging of the Royal Flying Corps with the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS), airfields of the RFC (and the RNAS) were transferred to the control of the RAF.
The list below includes known airfields of the Royal Flying Corps during its existence.
British Isles