Durham Tees Valley Airport Information

In September 2004 Teesside International Airport changed its name to Durham Tees Valley Airport. The new name was part of an ambitious multi-million pound redevelopment plan to make it one of the UK's fastest-growing regional airports. Durham Tees Valley Airport is extremely well equipped. It features a Bureau de Change, good value car rental, clean, modern baby changing facilities, internet access and WiFi. Plus there’s excellent car parking, shopping and eating. You’ll find two good cafes and a Costa Coffee, plus a friendly, comfortable licensed bar. There’s a well-stocked WH Smith for all your travelling needs, and a convenient Alpha Airport Shop for a wide range of tax free and duty-free goods.

 

Durham Tees Valley Airport is easy to access from the A1 (M), the A19 and the A66. The airport sits just six miles East of Darlington – just follow the signs on the A67. Cheap flight operator Ryanair operates out of Durham Tees Valley Airport, as do KLM, Wizzair and Globespan. Plus a load of good holiday companies depart to a huge array of holiday destinations from Durham Tees Valley. So you’ll find low cost flights easily – try our directline-flights one-stop search engine to search airlines with flights from Durham Tees Valley airport.

 

Durham Tees Valley Airport currently offers flights to destinations as varied as The Netherlands, Bulgaria, Spain and The Canary Islands. Plus you’ll find internal UK services between Durham Tees Valley, London, Aberdeen, Dublin and Jersey. Not only that, if you fly into Durham Tees Valley you’re delivered straight into the heart of the stunning North East, with treasures like Durham City, Hadrian’s Wall and the region’s rugged coastline within easy reach. For clear directions to Durham Tees Valley Airport and a summary of public transport to Durham Tees Valley Airport, see the relevant directline-flights Durham Tees Valley Airport pages.