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Flybe operate 4 flights a week from Norwich to Exeter

Norwich Airport

First developed as a world war one Royal Air Force Station, Norwich International Airport (NWI) has transformed into a modern, contemporary airport offering flights to many destinations including popular European cities and internal flights to the UK.

The array of destinations Norwich flies to ranges from their historic link to Amsterdam and other big cities such as Paris, Sorrento, Crete and Geneva as well as many destinations within the UK. So for short or long-haul flights NWI is able to offer everything you would need.

Parking facilities in and around Norwich Airport

The airport itself offers both long and short term parking and the short term facilities are located near to the main terminal building, allowing easier access and use for disabled passengers, as well as disabled parking located outside the terminal entrance. The long-haul car park is located a short distance from the main terminal building and offers reasonably priced parking. There is also the option of hiring a car from one of the three hire car companies located inside the airport.

Distance from Norwich

The airport is located just 4 miles north of Norwich city centre, on the outer ring of Norwich in the suburbs. Nearby places of interest include the Norfolk Broads, Great Yarmouth and the North Norfolk Coast.

Transport Links

Norwich Airport offers its own on-site taxi service to provide easy access to and from the main buildings. There are also rail links with the National Express services running from London Liverpool St and links to various stations across the country. First Eastern Counties Buses also offer two regular services to and from the airport into Norwich city centre. So Norwich Airport is readily accessible from many different means of transportation.

Conference and other Business Facilities

The nearest and most accessible conference centre to the airport is the Holiday Inn Norwich, which offers a range of conference facilities for various sized groups. There are also many business and conference centers located in the city centre, 4 miles away.

Inside NWI wireless internet access is available to all passengers throughout the airport as well as use of the internet desks in the departure lounge.

The City of Norwich

The city of Norwich combines a rich historical setting with a vibrancy and sophistication to be found in its diverse nightlife, arts and entertainment opportunities. As the most complete medieval city in England, Norwich is authentically beautiful, with many original features to be seen around the city centre, coupled with the modern developments such as the newly built Chapelfield Shopping Centre or the Sainsbury’s centre for visual arts. Alternatively, the natural beauty of the Norfolk broads is within walking distance for some peace and relaxation, or you could find this in one of the many spas Norwich has to offer. Wherever your interests lie, Norwich has a wide and diverse range of entertainment or cultural opportunities for everyone.

Exeter Airport

Exeter International Airport (EIA) was first opened in 1937 and its part in WW2 is well documented, becoming an RAF Sector Station. Since then Exeter Airport has become one of the foremost UK airports, enjoying the largest growth in passengers in the past few years. The airport also has a large general aviation community and is often used as a staging point for longer flights across South West England.

The airport offers flights to a variety of destinations both within the UK and Europe, by airlines such as Air Malta and Austrian Airlines, in addition to Flybe, including Nice, Alicante and Paris.

Parking Facilities in and around Exeter Airport

Exeter Airport has a variety of car parks ranging from 200 yds to ¼ of a mile from the terminal buildings offering both long and short stays at fairly reasonable pricing. They also offer various ways of booking and paying for your stay in the car park including telephone, barrier and on-line. They also provide an extra service that can be booked in advance to assist passengers with reduced mobility or disabilities.

Distance from Exeter

The airport is situated just 5 miles from Exeter city centre and 1½ miles from the M5, allowing easy access from the motorway.

Transport Links

The airport is easily accessible through various transport links including bus, train and taxi services. Two buses run from St David’s Station to the airport, and trains are available to the nearest stations but will require a bus or a taxi to reach the airport. Exeter Airport’s own taxi service Corporate Cars offer their services both to and from the airport and can be booked via email or telephone.

Conference and other Business Facilities

Unfortunately there are no major conference halls or business centre locations situated near to the airport but there are other options within Exeter’s city centre, 5 miles away. Exeter Conference Centre and Sandy Park both offer conference and business facilities and are located in the city centre. The Inn and Conference Centre of Exeter also offers conference facilities along with accommodation.

The City of Exeter

The regional capital of Exeter is a lively, friendly, medium sized city with plenty of opportunities for culture, entertainment and leisure. The large student population ensures a buzzing nightlife and there is a rich historical background to be found in the city as well. The gothic beauty of Exeter Cathedral is well worth a look, alongside the Historic Quayside for those interested in heritage and culture. For sporting activities there is a dry ski slope, a riding school and a paintball centre for those with more active pursuits in mind. With regards to shopping facilities, the newly opened Princesshay Development contains more than 60 stores and the side streets are full of mainstream stores and smaller boutiques. So Exeter really does have something to offer any visitor.