Airport & Runway Markings in Brighton and Hove
Get In TouchAt Pavement Marking Design, we specialise in delivering safe, compliant, and durable airfield marking solutions across the UK.
Our expertise supports Brighton and Hove airports, aviation contractors, private airstrips, and military bases in creating layouts that enhance safety, regulate aircraft movement, and meet all UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and ICAO standards.
Why are Airport & Runway Markings Important?
Airport & runway markings in Brighton and Hove provide essential visual guidance for pilots, ground crews, and vehicles, ensuring safe take-offs, landings, and taxiing operations.
Accurately applied markings such as centre lines, threshold markings, taxiway guidance, and holding positions ensure full compliance with aviation regulations while improving operational efficiency.
Beyond main runways, specialist markings are also applied to aprons, hangar access areas, and service roads to optimise safety and flow.
How much do Airport & Runway Markings Cost in Brighton and Hove?
The average cost of airport and runway markings in the UK ranges from £5 to £15 per linear metre, with full runway projects starting from £10,000 and upwards depending on scale and compliance requirements.
Pricing for airport runway markings in Brighton and Hove is influenced by the total area and length of runways, taxiways, and aprons, the specialist thermoplastic or epoxy materials required for high durability, compliance with CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) and ICAO regulations, night visibility and reflective bead applications, and labour, specialist machinery, and potential runway closure times.
Contact our team at Pavement Marking Design to receive a tailored quotation for your airfield.
What Materials are Used for Airport & Runway Markings?
For airport & runway markings in Brighton and Hove, a range of high-performance materials and methods are used, including:
Specialist aviation paints in Brighton and Hove - Durable, non-slip, and highly visible under all weather conditions.
Reflective glass beads - Applied to enhance night-time and low-visibility guidance.
Thermoplastic materials in Brighton and Hove - Long-lasting options for high-wear areas.
Cold-applied plastics (MMA) in Brighton and Hove - Extremely tough for critical safety zones.
Stencil applications - Used for runway numbers, letters, and aviation symbols.
Mechanical line marking in Brighton and Hove - Precision application for straight, accurate layouts.
Other Services We Offer
At Pavement Marking Design in Brighton and Hove BN1 1, we offer a wide range of services. Some of these include:
We cover Brighton and Hove (East Sussex)