Exeter to Newcastle flights

How long is the flight from Exeter to Newcastle?

Direct flights from Exeter to Newcastle have a flight duration of about 1 hour and 20 minutes.

What are the most important things to pack in my suitcase when travelling to Newcastle?

Be sure to pack a party outfit and dancing shoes when travelling to Newcastle, if you want to enjoy the city's lively nightlife scene. Whether you're in the mood for a night out, a river stroll, or a walk to Hadrian's Wall, it's wise to bring sturdy shoes and a light waterproof jacket, as the weather is wet and unpredictable.

One airline operates regular direct flights from Exeter to Newcastle, and several other airlines provide indirect flights:

• Flybe, Europe's biggest independent regional airline. Based in Exeter, this is the only airline operating cheap, frequent, direct flights from Exeter to Newcastle.
• British Airways, Britain's national airline, based in London Heathrow.
• Air France, France's national airline, based at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, the Netherlands' national airline, based in Amsterdam.

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• August brings good weather and lots of fun festivals to Newcastle, so it's a great time to see the city at its best. Don't miss the annual MELA bank holiday celebration of South Asian music, food, and art, with Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi cultures coming to the fore.
• December is a festive time in Newcastle, with plenty of attractions to warm up the winter nights. For example, check out the famous Fenwick Christmas window display, or browse the stalls at the annual Continental Christmas Market with a warming mug of mulled wine.

Exeter has one major international airport operating many European, North American, and domestic UK flights: Exeter Airport (EXT).

Useful information about Exeter Airport

Exeter Airport is located 5 miles east of the city, at Clyst Honiton.

How to get to the airport:

• By bus – route 56, 20 minutes from the central bus station in Exeter, with frequent departures throughout the day.
• By taxi – you can order a taxi by phone or hail one in the city centre, approximately 20 minutes to airport departures.
• By car – approximately 15 to 20 minutes from Exeter City Centre on the A30 and M5.

Services: internet access, fast-track security, executive lounge, airport accommodation, passenger assistance, business facilities, ATMs, currency exchange, tax-free shopping, and a range of retail outlets, cafes, bars, and restaurants both before and after security.

Newcastle has one major airport operating international and domestic passenger flights: Newcastle International Airport (NCL).

Useful information about Newcastle International Airport

Newcastle International Airport is 6.5 miles from the city centre.

How to get from the airport to the city:

• By metro – 20 minutes to the city centre from Airport metro station on the green line of the Tyne & Wear Metro, frequent departures.
• By taxi or car – approximately 15 to 20 minutes to the city centre.
• By train – direct trains to Newcastle Central Station every 12 minutes throughout the day, journey time 25 minutes.
• By bus – routes X77, X78, and X79 to Eldon Square leaving every 15 to 30 minutes, journey time approximately 30 minutes; or route 42A to Kingston Park.

Services: unlimited free Wi-Fi, multi-faith prayer rooms, children's play area, drinking fountains, business facilities, car hire, and many food and retail outlets.

• Enjoy an evening out at one of Newcastle's world-class venues, whether that means a comedy show at Newcastle City Hall, a classical concert at the stylish Sage Music Centre, or a pulsating rock concert at the 02 Academy.
• Watch an exciting football match, or visit the museum at St. James' Park, which tells you all about the fourth-largest football stadium in the UK, which is home to the Newcastle United team. Alternatively, head to the Newcastle Racecourse for a different kind of excitement.
• Take a day trip to Hadrian's Wall, the remnants of the massive Roman fortifications built in Britain 2,000 years ago, and a world-famous landmark.
• Stroll along the River Tyne and take in the views of its numerous iconic bridges, including the Tyne Bridge, and Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Nearby, enjoy the grandeur of the Victorian Central Arcade and the quaint buildings of historic Grainger Town.