Newquay St Mawgan Airport
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Newquay St Mawgan Airport

Newquay Airport, United Kingdom,
St Mawgan, Cornwall, TR8 4EQ
Tel: (Enquiries) +44 (1637) 860834

Airport Data: International, Newquay 6km (3miles), Operating hours 07:00-22:00, 1 Passenger Terminal, 6 Aircraft Stands.

Airfield Data: Fire Category 5
Navigational Aids: DME, PAR
Runway 1: Heading 13/31, 2,745m (9,005ft), Aircraft size max: 747 (Military airfield), ILS, Lighting: Full High Intensity

Airlines Serving Airport: British Airways, Isles of Scilly Skybus.

Customs Tel: +44 (1637) 860551Fax: +44 (1637) 860788, SITA: NQYAPBA
Op. Hours: 07:00-22:00
Contact: British Airways

Passenger Facilities: 4 check-in desks, 2 gates, 80 short term parking spaces, 80 long term parking spaces.

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Airport Facts

Air Southwest is the main airline operator at Cornwall's Newquay Airport. Four flights a day from Newquay Airport to London Gatwick. Frequent flights from Newquay to Bristol, Leeds-Bradford and Dublin. Plus a new connection from Newquay to Manchester.

To reach Newquay Airport from the East, follow the A30 through Bodmin towards Newquay until you are signposted to Indian Queens and the Airport. Turn off the A30 and follow all signs to Newquay Airport.

To reach Newquay Airport from the West, follow the A30 East leaving the main town of Newquay on your left . Take the turning signposted Wadebridge and Indian Queens and follow signs to Newquay Airport.

Newquay Airport is ideally placed as a gateway to all that Cornwall has to offer. The rugged coast, beautiful gardens, the world-famous Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and of course the Tate Gallery in St Ives.