Guide to Humberside Airport

Humberside Airport is a small regional airport, 31st largest in the UK, located between Scunthorpe and Grimsby in North Lincolnshire. It is owned by Manchester Airport plc, with a minority stake held by North Lincolnshire Council.

The airport has two scheduled all year round passenger services. Eastern Airways operate to Aberdeen (Jetsream 41) and KLM Cityhopper to Amsterdam (Fokker 70), both routes fly up to four times a day. Eastern Airways have their headquarters at the airport. FlyBe operate Saturday flights to Jersey (Dash 8 Q 400) and to Malaga (Embraer-195) but both only between the months of May and September. Freight flights are provided by Icelandair every Sunday, bringing in fish from Iceland.

There are around 10 charter flights each week in the summer schedule to the Baleraics, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Tunisia and Turkey. Charter operators include Air Europa (Boeing 737-800), BH Air (Airbus A320), Eurocypria Airlines (Boeing 737-800), Nouvelair (Airbus A320) and Thomas Cook Airlines (Variable aircraft).

There is also a thriving general aviation community and a busy helicopter terminal, with flights to oil rigs operated by CHC Helicopters. The Humberside Police Helicopter is also based at the airport.

Car - Turn of the M180 at Junction 5. Go round the roundabout and follow signs for the A18. Keep on the A18 eastbound. You will go through the village of Melton Ross and pass a quarry. The turn of is on the right.

Train - Trains run from Manchester, Sheffield, Doncaster, Lincoln and Grimsby to Barnetby. Easy connections at Lincoln for Nottingham, Newark for London, Doncaster for the North East and Scotland and at Manchester for Scotland and the North West.