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Put your brand in front of people who look up

The Aviation Hub covers emergencies, accidents and incidents as they happen, and explains the industry in between. Its readers are enthusiasts, crew, engineers and people who work in aviation for a living. Two advertising slots are available, sold directly and priced for the year.

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Three ways to advertise

Rates are for twelve months and are sold directly, so there is no agency margin and no bidding against anyone else. Prices exclude VAT.

Home Page Feature

£250 per year

Works out at about £21 a month

Your brand on the front page, in the section every reader passes through on the way to the news.

  • A full-width feature on the home page, above the analysis and guides
  • Your logo, a headline, a line of copy and a link you choose
  • Held for the full twelve months, not rotated with other advertisers
  • Artwork can be refreshed each quarter at no extra cost
Send an enquiry about the Home Page Feature

Article Feature

£500 per year

Works out at about £42 a month

A placement inside every article on the site, which is where search traffic actually lands.

  • Your feature appears within every article, old and new
  • Reaches readers arriving from Google, not just the front page
  • Runs on the full archive, so older reporting keeps working for you
  • Artwork can be refreshed each quarter at no extra cost
Send an enquiry about the Article Feature
Best value

Ultimate Feature

£600 per year

Works out at about £50 a month

Both placements together, for £150 less than buying them separately.

  • Everything in the Home Page and Article features
  • Saves £150 against the two bought on their own
  • First refusal on any new placement before it is offered elsewhere
  • A mention in the newsletter when your campaign goes live
Send an enquiry about the Ultimate Feature

What every advertiser gets

  • One advertiser per slot Placements are not rotated or shared. For the year you hold it, the slot is yours alone.
  • Artwork made for you Send a logo and what you want to say, and the feature is built to match the site so it does not look like a bought ad.
  • Clicks reported You get a simple summary of how many readers clicked through, so you can judge whether to renew.
  • Editorially separate Advertising never influences what gets covered or how. That independence is why readers trust the reporting your brand sits beside.
  • Refresh every quarter Change the creative up to four times a year at no extra cost, so a campaign can follow your calendar.
  • Aviation only Every reader came here for aviation. No wasted impressions on an audience that happened to pass by.

Who is on the other side of the page

This is a single-subject site. Nobody arrives here by accident, which is why a small audience is worth more than a large indifferent one.

  • Enthusiasts and spotters The people who can name a livery from a mile out, follow registrations and plan trips around airshows.
  • People who work in aviation Crew, engineers, dispatchers, ground handlers and controllers, reading the incident coverage the day it happens.
  • Frequent flyers Passengers who want to understand what a diversion or a squawk 7700 actually means.
  • Industry and press Airlines, airports and manufacturers who watch how their own events are being reported.

Questions advertisers ask

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What do you need from me to get started?

A logo, a link, and a sentence or two about what you want readers to do. The feature is then built to match the site and sent to you to approve before anything goes live.

What kind of advertisers do you accept?

Anything genuinely relevant to aviation: airlines, airports, training providers, tour operators, manufacturers, software, retailers and museums. Anything unrelated, misleading, or that would sit badly next to accident reporting will be turned down.

Can I advertise for less than a year?

The published rates are annual, which keeps things simple and keeps the slot yours. If you want to discuss a shorter run for a specific campaign, ask and it can be considered.

Will my advert affect what you write about?

No. Advertising and editorial are kept entirely separate, and that is not negotiable. If your airline has an incident, it will be reported exactly as any other would be.

How do I pay?

By invoice, payable by bank transfer. An invoice is raised once the placement and artwork are agreed, and the feature goes live when it is settled.

Start with an email

Tell us who you are and which placement interests you, and you will get honest advice on whether this audience is right for you. If it is not, you will be told that too.

Enquire about advertising james.field@theaviationhub.co.uk

Every enquiry gets a reply within two working days.