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Cornwall’s Newquay airport closed until mid-February
Thursday, 04 Jan, 2021
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British Airways and Eastern Airways have suspended all flights from Cornwall Airport Newquay, resulting in the temporary closure of the airport.
A statement on the airport’s website said it is ‘temporarily closed with all commercial flights currently suspended’.
Flights are not due to resume until 12 February with BA flights to London Heathrow and Eastern Airways’ services to Leeds-Bradford and Manchester.
The statement on the airport’s website says the information is from the airlines and is subject to change.
By Louise Longman, Contributing Editor (UK)
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