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1931	Land in Dyce, near Aberdeen, was purchased to become a public aerodrome. The intention was to shuttle between Scottish islands and London.
1934	Official opening of Aberdeen Airport
During World War II	The RAF used this airfield as a military base, largely as a photographic reconnaissance base.
1947	Aberdeen Airport became a part of BAA, the British Airports Authority through nationalization. It was mainly used for civil aviation.
1965	When oil was discovered in the North Sea, helicopter operations began at Aberdeen Airport in order to serve a growing number of oil rigs.
1987	The airport was privatised.
1988	This airport became the world's largest commercial heliport since Aberdeen had become the biggest oil-related centre in Europe.
2005	The city council overturned a ban on landing of aircraft at Aberdeen Airport between the hours of 22:30 and 6:00 because of the noise associated with such air traffic. Now the airport is open 24 hours daily.