MME - Durham Tees Valley Airport

Teesside International Airport was built on land known locally for generations past as 'Goosepool'. It came into being originally as Royal Air force Station, Middleton-St-George in 1841.

In 1963 it was decided that RAF MIddleton-St-George should close down. Disscussions were started on the future of the airport and in April 1964 terms were agreed and the RAF departed.

A passenger terminal was constructed, improvements made to the apron and the officers' mess was converted in to the St George Airport Hotel.

The terminal was opened in 1966 by Queen Margritha of Sweden and is highly redarded for its passenger appeal.

2003 saw BMIbaby announce Teesside International Airport as their 4th UK base, joing Eastern Airways, KLM and Ryanair, flying to 27 destinations world wide.

How to get to Teesside International Airport
Teesside International Airport can be easitly accessed from the A1(M), A19 and the A66. The airport is situated only 6 miles east of Darlington, on the A67.

Map - Teesside International Airport