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bmibaby gets fourth base
Thursday, 11 Apr, 2003
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Budget airline bmibaby has named Teesside International as its fourth UK base.
Two planes will operate out of the airport from this autumn, although routes are still to be named.
The low cost carrier recently revealed that it will be operating from Manchester starting next month (May 1). It also has bases at East Midlands and Cardiff.
Ryanair also operates from Teesside airport, where it has a daily Dublin service.
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