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Car Park Name and Address Durham Tees Valley Airport
Darlington
County Durham
DL2 1LU

Helpline01325 332811

Directions Durham Tees Valley Airport can be easily accessed from the A1(M), A19 and the A66. We are located only 6 miles east of Darlington on the A67.

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Distance to the airport The car park is located within minutes of the terminal building.

Transfer to the airport The car park is located within minutes of the terminal building.

Security measures Regular monitoring by security staff.

Arrival procedure On arrival at the car park please take a ticket and keep it for your return.

Departure procedure On return take your entry ticket and booking confirmation to the information desk inside. Futher details given there.

Opening periods The car park is open 365 days a year

Cancellations Cancellations made with at least 24 hours notice are refunded in full. Within 24 hours we apply a £25.00 cancellation charge. No shows are not refundable.

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Durham Tees Valley Airport - Airport information and Business facilities

Airport information Teesside Airport - In 1941, on the site of Teesside International Airport was Royal Air Force Station Middleton-St-George. It was the base for several bomber squadrons including many from the Royal Canadian Air Force. After the war it became the home of advanced flying training and squadrons of Fighter Command and was designated as an RAF Master Diversion Aerodrome.
After the RAF departed in 1964, following extensive development work including the construction of a passenger terminal, improvements to the apron and the conversion of the officer's mess into the St George Airport Hotel the site became Teesside Airport. Queen Margaritha of Sweden opened the terminal in 1966 and in 1986 the domestic baggage hall was extended and a Duty Free shop opened.
In 1987 the airport was privatised, becoming Teesside International Airport and 1990 saw the 1 millionth aircraft movement. After a rough period that affected aviation worldwide due to the Gulf War and civil unrest in Yugoslavia, Teesside announced a £6 million investment programme in 1994. Runway refurbishment was completed in 1995, in 1996 a new radar system was installed and a new international arrivals area was opened together with two new lounges. 1996 also saw the arrival of the world's largest aircraft, an Antonov 124 Condor, from Houston, Texas.
Annual passenger figures of half a million were being achieved by 1997 and since then a number of further developments have helped to fuel the airport's expansion including an extension to the International Departure Lounge, the final phase of the terminal extension programme and an extension to the apron to enable better aircraft handling. In 2003 bmibaby made Teesside International Airport their 4th UK base further raising the airport's profile and passenger numbers had increased to almost 750,000 at year-end in 2004.

Business facilities The airport has two executive lounges the bmi business lounge and the diamond class lounge with entry to both depending upon passenger and ticket type. In addition, facsimile, photocopier and telephone facilities are available for business use operated through the Airport Information Desk. For executives requiring overnight the airport offers the St George Hotel and the Spa Hotel.

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