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Airparks Newcastle Bellair 2 Exit the A696, Signposted Throckley and Callerton Lane, Woolsington the South A1(M) 1 2 Gateshead A1 Woolsington A696 TO Airparks is not on the airport grounds. PONTELAND, NEWCASTLENEWCASTLE JEDBURGH AIRPORTAIRPORT N Not all satellite navigation devices are 100% park & The NORTH accurate. Please use the full address (A1) ride TERMINALTERMINAL The SOUTH provided and allow plenty of time to get to 1 The NORTH level your destination. (A1) crossing The SOUTH Newcastle A696 Woolsington Throckley Newcastle A696 AIRPORTAIRPORT Black From the North or South on the A1 Airport Callerton METROMETRO Park & Ride 1 Exit the A1 following signs for the A696 signposted Throckley Woolsington Jedburgh and the airport. Airport Dinnington A B covered 2 Stay on the A696 until you come to the 2nd exit 6 6 Prestwick 9 parking 9 18 signposted Throckley and Woolsington. 6 3 At the roundabout take the 3rd exit signposted Woolsington and Park and Ride. NEWCASTLE AIRPORT 2 4 Go straight on at the next roundabout and enter The NORTH & The SOUTH (A1) CALLERTONC A L L E R T O N Airparks on your right. 3 LANEL A N E Newcastle A696 Woolsington 4 4 CALLERTONCALLERTON From the North on the A696 PARKWAYPARKWAY Southside 3 1 Continue on the A696 past the signpost for the (Maintenance) airport. Freight Village Airparks Newcastle Bellair 2 Exit the A696, signposted Throckley and Callerton Lane, Woolsington The South A1(M) 1 2 Gateshead A1 Woolsington. Newcastle Upon Tyne NE13 8DN City (West) Airport 3 At the roundabout take the first left, signposted B Tel: 0191 286 9899 6 9 Jedburgh Woolsington and Park and Ride. 1 8 A696 4 Airparks will be on your right hand side. City (Centre) A167 Throckley Woolsington Black Southside Callerton (Maintenance) A 6 9 Jedburgh (A68) P O A1 TO Park & Ride 6 N KENTON BAR T THE NORTH Ponteland E L A N Jedburgh Newcastle D Ponteland Airport R D A696 A696 D R N O City I T Kingston 1 A (Centre) T BANKBANK Park S A167 MorpethMorpeth Throckley FOOTFOOT A189A189 Woolsington A1A1 A696A696 B BlythBlyth 6 9 1 8 CCramlingtonramlington AA193193 PontelandPonteland NEWCASTLENEWCASTLE AIRPORTAIRPORT A A19A19 6 TynemouthTynemouth Jedburgh (A68) 9 6 A6079 AA696696 Ponteland A68A68 A1A1 Newcastle NEWCASTLENEWCASTLE SouthSouth Airport A69A69 UPONUPON TYNETYNE ShieldsShields A696 RytonRyton 1 A69 CorbridgeCorbridge A193A193 CCrawcrookrawcrook A184A184 A19A19 KENTON BAR Hexham A1A1 A695A695 A695A695 GatesheadGateshead BlaydonBlaydon A Westerhope Kingston Park 16 7 A692A692 A194(M) Woolsington A694A694 A1A1 Kenton A68A68 SSunderlandunderland 1 65 Bankfoot A19 Jedburgh City (Centre) A693A693 A692A692 A167 A19A19 A1018A1018 Ponteland 63 A696 Chester-le-Chester-le- A16 A692A692 StreetStreet ConsettConsett A1 A A167A167 A1(M) 7 A691A691 A690A690 Jedburgh A696 A182A182 A19A19 City (Centre) A167 A68A68 62 A1 TO DurhamDurham NEWCASTLE A1086A1086 THE SOUTH www.giveway.co.uk 2013 Tel: 0800 019 0027. A690A690 A181A181 UPON TYNE 61 TM OS data. PU100040256. Crown 2013. Hartlepool.
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