Teesside gets ready for 2023

Holidaymakers can look forward to a new TUI route for 2023 – Antalya in Turkey, which is on sale now alongside its flights to Palma. Palma flies every Tuesday from 9 May until 24 October, and Antalya flies every Thursday from 25 May until 21 September.

Ryanair’s summer 2023 flights to Alicante and Palma, along with this winter’s flights to Alicante, are on sale now. Flights to Corfu and Faro are due to be bookable in the coming weeks.

Balkan Holidays is also offering trips to the sunny shores of Bulgaria, initially every Sunday from 21 May until 17 September, which will be joined by a second Thursday flight from 22 June until 7 September.

If passengers are looking for somewhere further afield, KLM’s twice-daily service to Amsterdam Schiphol connects with more than 300 onward destinations worldwide. Closer to home, Loganair has you covered with the popular city break destinations of Aberdeen, Belfast and Dublin.

Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen said: “With the nights drawing in and a definite chill in the air, it’s right around this time that people start to plan their summer breaks. After an incredibly successful 2022, Teesside will be doing it all again next year with another packed schedule of flights to the locations local people have been crying out for – now including Antalya, Turkey.

“We’ve also proven that our £3 million terminal transformation has paid off, with satisfied passengers passing through from check-in to departures in no time. Air traffic control and airside crews have been doing their bit to keep everything moving too – and thanks to everyone’s efforts, we continue to be one of the UK’s most punctual airports.

“In almost doubling our pre-pandemic passenger numbers, it’s clear people from across Teesside, Darlington and Hartlepool are getting behind their local airport and we’re looking forward to an even brighter 2023”.

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