Newcastle Airport is the 11th largest airport in the United Kingdom and lies in the heart of the North East of England. The airport is expecting to handle 5 million passengers per year by 2005. Newcastle has over 300 pubs, restaurants and nightclubs in its popular square voted eighth best party city in the world. Newcastle also boasts some great shopping facilities for all the family.

Additionally, Europe's biggest low fares airline, Ryanair, has just announced a new direct low fare route to Milan from Newcastle Airport.

Shopping and Facilities

Newcastle International Airport features retail outlets by companies such as Boots, Redland, WH Smith, Tie Rack, and Alpha Department store. Whilst you wait for your flight you can also enjoy the selection of amenities available, provided by places such as Costa Coffee, Burger King, The Food Village, Bar Des Voyageurs, Mihoko, Cafe Ritazza, Café Pronto, and Greggs.

Directions

Newcastle International Airport is approximately 5 miles to the north west of Newcastle, and is close to the A1, lending easy access to Newcastle, Scotland, and Tyneside. As Edinburgh is only about two hours away by car, this has boosted Newcastle Airport's success in charter traffic. From Edinburgh, the A68/A696 provides a direct road to the airport. Recent upgrades to the A74 between Glasgow and Carlisle now make the journey to Newcastle Airport even easier.

Special Needs

If you have any particular requirements, it is important to seek advice from the airline in question before travelling, in order to assure yourself that they can provide any special assistance.

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