Teesside Airport Transfers Service

Teesside Airport Transfers Service is proudly provided by i Cars Travel with smooth travel solutions tailored to all passengers. Teesside International Airport (MME) is about 6 miles south east of Darlington and serves the Tees Valley area, including Middlesbrough, Durham and Hartlepool. It’s a regional hub, managed by the Tees Valley Combined Authority, growing into an easy, efficient and accessible destination for domestic and international flights. Travellers looking for a stress free and accessible airport experience will find Teesside Airport to be the perfect place to start.

Private hire transfers “i Cars Travel” is the most reliable and convenient way for travellers to get to Teesside Airport. Private hire offers door to door service, fixed price and spacious, clean vehicles so passengers can travel alone, with family or in groups, knowing that they will travel in comfort, with punctuality and without stress.

Parking at Teesside Airport is cheap and there is Short Stay parking on the 30 minute price caps for drop offs and pick ups, Long Stay car parks for stay over price caps and Meet and Greet valet parking for a superior service. The best rates can be pre booked online. There are also taxi ranks and pre booked private hire services outside the terminal of Teesside Airport.

Passengers are well looked after by the Teesside airport. Travellers will find tax free shopping at World Duty Free for perfumes, cosmetics, alcohol and gifts, or necessities at WHSmith. The Landside Café serves hot and cold meals before security and the Sky Bar in departures has light bites and drinks. The Rockliffe Lounge delivers complimentary snacks, drinks, Wi Fi and panoramic views of the runway for those looking for full premium lounge comfort.

Loganair operates domestic flights to Aberdeen and Belfast, and to London Heathrow via KLM's international connexions via Amsterdam Schiphol, while TUI Airways provides seasonal charters to holiday destinations. Ryanair is a budget airline that flies to most popular European locations such as Alicante and Majorca. Additional travel choices include seasonal flights to Mediterranean and Canary Island destinations.

For budget friendly accommodations, try Premier Inn Darlington or Holiday Inn Darlington, near the terminal, or the St George Hotel, just next to the Teesside airport terminal. Then there’s Rockliffe Hall Hotel & Spa, which is a stonking hotel and spa about a 15 minute drive away from the Teesside airport.

Blackpool to/from Teesside Airport:

Best route is the Motorway, M55 east, then join the Motorway, M6 northbound, and finally continue on the A66 at Penrith will lead you directly to Teesside airport. The total travelling distance is about 125 miles and the time taken is about 2 hours and 10 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Helpful Tips and Facts

• • Location: Teesside International Airport is located 6 miles southeast of Darlington and serves the Tees Valley region, including Middlesbrough, Durham, and Hartlepool.
  • IATA (International Air Transport Association) Code: MME
  • ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) Code: EGNV

Find Out More about Teesside International Airport? For flight information including schedules, airport parking, passenger services, airport amenities, lounges and policies visit the official Teesside Airport website.

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Overview of Blackpool

Blackpool is a lively seaside resort on the Fylde Coast, in Lancashire, North West England, on the Irish Sea. Given its population of around 140,000, Blackpool is known for its famous tourist attractions, such as the Blackpool Tower, Pleasure Beach and the annual Illuminations festival, and is one of Britain's most popular holiday destinations. Access to Blackpool is easy by road and rail, being just 17 miles west of Preston and about 40 miles north west of Manchester.

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Why Visit Blackpool?

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