Airparks Newcastle
Bellair Car Port, Callerton Lane
Newcastle upon Tyne. NE13 8DN

From the A1 North or South: follow the sign for the A969 sign-posted Jedburgh and the Airport. Follow the A696 dual carriageway up to the second exit to Throckley and Woolsington. At the top of the slip road turn right over the dual carriageway and straight across you will see AirparksFlyaway Undercover Newcastle on the right.

From the A696 southbound: proceed as far as Newcastle airport and continue onto the dual carriageway ahead of you. Take the first exit off to the left marked Throckley and Woolsington. At the top of the slip road turn left and you will find Airparks Flyaway Undercover Newcastle on the right

For both sets of directions you will find signs on the A696 indicating airport covered parking

Airparks Newcastle Undercover
Bellair Car Port, Callerton Lane
Newcastle upon Tyne. NE13 8DN

From the A1 North or South: follow the sign for the A969 sign-posted Jedburgh and the Airport. Follow the A696 dual carriageway up to the second exit to Throckley and Woolsington. At the top of the slip road turn right over the dual carriageway and straight across you will see Airparks Flyaway Undercover Newcastle on the right.

From the A696 southbound: proceed as far as Newcastle airport and continue onto the dual carriageway ahead of you. Take the first exit off to the left marked Throckley and Woolsington. At the top of the slip road turn left and you will find Airparks Flyaway Undercover Newcastle on the right

For both sets of directions you will find signs on the A696 indicating airport covered parking

Airparks Newcastle
Bellair Car Port, Callerton Lane
Newcastle upon Tyne. NE13 8DN

**Please be aware that these Saver bookings are strictly non-amendable and non-refundable.**

From the A1 North or South: follow the sign for the A969 sign-posted jedburg and the airport. Follow the A696 dual carriageway up to the second exit to Throckley and oolsington. At the top of the slip road turn right. over the dual carriageway and straight across you will see Airparks on the right.

From the A696 southbound:
proceed as far as Newcastle Airport and continue onto the dual carriageway ahead of you. Take the first exit off to the left marked Throckley and Woolsington. At the top of the slip road turn left and you will find bellair on the right.

For both sets of directions you will find signs on the A696 indicating airport covered parking

You will be required to leave your keys with reception as they will park your car whilst you transfer to the airport.

In the 1950s an ex-RAF fighter pilot, Jim Denyer, was appointed Airport Manager and determined to put Newcastle Airport firmly on the map. With the birth of the "package holiday" people were able to travel to such exotic destinations as the Isle of Man, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands, raising the airport passenger throughput to 5,500 per year.
With the 1960s came a boom in travel to "sunshine" destinations, especially Spain. To cope with the increasing numbers of passengers a new runway, apron and control building were constructed. By the 1970s passenger figures had soared to 700,000 and in 1978 it officially became a regional international airport.
The 1980s saw £8 million spent on developments including improved check-ins, lounges, catering and duty free facilities, and by the 1990s passenger figures had reached 1.67 million per year. Again development followed with an extended and improved terminal building being opened by the Princess Royal in 1994 and a £27 million terminal extension being completed in January 2000.
In 2003 passenger figures once again reached record-breaking levels at 3.8 million and with continued growth and investment it aims to become one of the most innovative and successful UK airports.