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Flights to Doncaster

Flights to Doncaster arrive at Doncaster Sheffield Airport, which is just three and a half miles away from Doncaster town centre and around 40 miles from Sheffield city centre. As the UK's newest international airport, it handles around 1.22 million passengers every year and is the second of Yorkshire's commercial airports after Leeds Bradford Airport.

Which is the main airport in Doncaster?

The main airport in Doncaster is Doncaster Sheffield Airport, which opened for passenger flights in 2005. It has one runway and facilities that include an on-site hotel (and other nearby hotels), four car parks, duty-free shopping, airport lounges, food outlets and more.

Which airlines offer flights to Doncaster?

Airlines that operate to the Doncaster Sheffield airport include Flybe, Wizz Air, TUI and BH Air. There are regular scheduled flights to this airport across the year, as well as some seasonal flights to and from popular tourist destinations, such as coastal resorts in Spain and Greece.

Why travel by plane to Doncaster?

The Doncaster Sheffield airport is well-designed and equipped to handle passenger numbers with ease, with fast-track security and the latest ticketing technologies for rapid transfers. It prides itself on being relaxed, straightforward and friendly, providing an efficient service for travellers. Onward transfers are easy with the M18 close by, and car hire can be arranged online before flying or at their airport. The taxi rank is located just outside the terminal building, and there are regular bus services that link between the airport and the main interchanges for Doncaster and Sheffield. Doncaster Railway station is just 7 miles away.

Before you travel to Doncaster by plane - good to know!

Pretty and historic Doncaster has plenty to surprise visitors. Head to the Minster to see beautiful stained-glass, a Roman wall and the tall tower which houses a Schulze organ. The nearby market is packed with stalls and stands selling everything from clothes and fine china through to local fudge, home baking, fresh pies and other delicacies. Love nature? You'll be in seventh heaven when you visit the natural wetlands at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve or learn about conservation at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

How to Get to Exeter by Plane

Exeter Airport is located around 10 kilometres from the city and handles flights from major destinations in the UK including London, Manchester, Newcastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dublin. Major European destinations offering flights to and from Exeter include Paris Airport, Amsterdam (Schiphol Airport), Alicante, Malaga, Geneva, and Dusseldorf. The flights are provided by Air France, Etihad and Flybe. Connectivity to the city is maintained through rental cars, shuttle bus, public bus, and taxi. Car rental offices are located on the premises, while a taxi stand is situated in front of the Arrivals terminal.

Exeter

Exeter is known for its heritage monuments dating back many centuries. The remains of Roman era settlements may still be found, a the old cathedrals, the most notable being the St. Peter's, are of much interest to visitors. The thousand year old St. Nicholas Priory is another heritage attraction that offers glimpses into old architecture styles, particularly the Tudor style. The Royal Albert Museum educates visitors on natural history, and the theatres and music halls offer plenty of opportunities to explore the city culture. The estuary is ideal for nature enthusiasts to study local flora and fauna, while the High Street offers retail options for shoppers, particularly those looking for brand name clothing.