RAF Gibraltar

RAF Gibraltar will welcome a calibrator aircraft to the Rock this weekend to carry out routine radar certification checks.

These important flights help ensure the accuracy and reliability of the station’s navigational aids, supporting the safe operation of aircraft in and around Gibraltar.

The public may notice increased flying activity while the checks are conducted.

Star of the moment ⭐️🤩

Having delivered specialist paratroopers and military clinicians from 16 Air Assault Brigade, alongside the air drop of vital oxygen supplies and medical equipment to British Overseas Territory Tristan da Cunha, this A400M dropped in for a night stop at RAF Gibraltar following an earlier stop at Ascension Island.

Demonstrating the MOD’s support to the British Overseas Territories in times of need alongside the ability to work together to achieve the mission. We are here, always standing ready to support 💪🏻

🚴‍♂️ Team RAFA Gibraltar Takes on the RAFA V50 Challenge 🇬🇮

Personnel from across MOD and British Forces Gibraltar are proudly taking part in the RAFA V50, an annual fundraising challenge in support of the RAF Association.

Between 27 April – 3 May 2026, participants will each complete 50 miles in one week — whether by walking, running, cycling, or rowing — all to raise funds for a fantastic cause that supports the RAF family, past and present.

This year’s team is already off to a strong start, with determination high and miles quickly adding up against the backdrop of the iconic Rock of Gibraltar.

💙 Every mile counts. Every step supports.
If you’d like to support the team or learn more about the RAF Association’s work, please get involved.

RAFA Gibraltar Help Daniel Smith raise money to support The RAF Association (RAFA)

☔️ Heavy Rain warning! 🌧️🌂‼️

A heavy rain warning has been issued for tonight. Please take care moving in and around Gibraltar taking particular care when crossing the runway on Winston Churchill Avenue.

As always, if you have any issues crossing the runway or lose a personal item as you cross, do not hesitate to contact the guards at the North or South barrier Guard Posts.

Cloud and Visibility OK (CAVOK)☀️

Blue skies have finally returned to the Rock, providing perfect flying conditions for our usual mix of Civilian and Military aircraft.

Who spotted the C17 basking in the sun on civilian apron over the past few days?

British Forces Gibraltar in Action 💪🏻

Always ready to support our Royal Gibraltar Regiment RG colleagues.

Gale warning 💨⚠️

A gale warning is in force throughout Friday the 13th of February in association with Storm Oriana. Gusts of wind of up to 80kmh are possible with mean wind speeds of around 46kmh.

Some things to keep in mind:

-If your Air travel is disrupted, contact the Airline for further info.
-If you do have to travel and are crossing the runway at Winston Churchill Avenue, dismount bikes or PLETS and walk across the runway. Secure your belongings to avoid FOD on the airfield.
-Should you have any issues crossing the runway or you lose any of your belongings, contact the guard post at North or South barrier for assistance.

Severe Weather warning ⛈️☔️💨⚠️

A weather warning for heavy rain and gale force winds is in force from tonight until Thursday evening. Accumulation's of 80-120mm of rain and gusts of wind of up to 57 mph are possible. This is in association with Storm Leonardo.

Some things to keep in mind over the coming days:

-Keep travel to a minimum.
-If your Air travel is disrupted, contact the Airline for further info.
-If you do have to travel and are crossing the runway at Winston Churchill Avenue, dismount bikes or PLETS and walk across the runway. Secure your belongings to avoid FOD on the airfield.
-Should you have any issues crossing the runway or you lose any of your belongings, contact the guard post at North or South barrier for assistance.

Severe Weather Warning 💨🌧️⚠️

Over the next few days (Tuesday 27th Jan, Wed 28th and into Thu 29th) severe gale force winds and heavy rain can be expected across Gibraltar. Wind speeds in excess of 50mph are likely, with possible isolated gusts reaching 70mph; alongside heavy rain. These conditions will bring possible disruption to travel and difficult conditions locally for moving around Gibraltar.

Some things to keep in mind over the coming days:

-Keep travel to a minimum.
-If your Air travel is disrupted, contact the Airline for further info.
-If you do have to travel and are crossing the runway at Winston Churchill Avenue, dismount bikes or PLETS and walk across the runway. Secure your belongings to avoid FOD on the airfield.
-Should you have any issues crossing the runway or you lose any of your belongings, contact the guard post at North or South barrier for assistance.

Most of all, keep safe and exercise caution.