Newcastle Airport Parking

Newcastle Airport (NCL) is the 11^th busiest airport in the UK and the largest in the North East. It utilises one runway and one terminal, serving destinations across the UK, Europe, and further afield. Serving over 5-million passengers a year, NCL is the preferred choice for many travellers.

Location of Newcastle Airport

Newcastle Airport is to the north-west of the city, with the A1 being the main road route of the area. This connects to the A696, which leads straight to the terminal. The airport’s postcode is NE13 8BZ.

Airport hotel and parking

Book a hotel stay with your airport parking for amazing value and to get the most out of your trip.

With great road, bus, and Metro links to the city, there’s plenty of things to do in the area before your flight. Even at the airport, there’s a choice of a Premier Inn and the Britannia Hotel if you’d rather stay close to the terminal.

Which terminal?

Newcastle Airport operates a single terminal and runway, serving a variety of destinations with 16 airlines, including Ryanair, easyJet, Aer Lingus, and TUI. With all check-in desks located within the same terminal and clearly marked boarding gates, navigating the airport is straightforward and hassle-free.

Car 

Newcastle Airport’s postcode is NE13 8BZ. Enter this into your satnav or journey planner for tailored directions to the airport.

The A1 is the main road in the region, running north to south. It connects with the A696, which has been improved for increased traffic and leads to NCL.

Train 

There’s no railway station at Newcastle Airport, but Newcastle Central Station is a major train link in the country, allowing travellers from across the UK to easily fly to or from NCL.

A Metro station is located under Central Station and transports passengers straight to Newcastle Airport in less than 30 minutes, with services running every 12 minutes most days.

Bus and coach

Plenty of local bus routes service Newcastle Airport. The X77, X78, and X79 Newcastle to Ponteland services stop at NCL, while the 787 is another option. The 777 Morpeth to Kingston Park service also stops at the Airport.

National Express coach services connect Newcastle Airport with locations across the country, making NCL a well-connected airport.

Bike

With cycleways throughout the North East, cycling to Newcastle Airport is an option to consider, including from the city. Free cycle parking is available in the Short Stay parking lot, so it can be a cost-effective method.

Plan your trip

Newcastle Airport is compact but there are a lot of domestic and international flights every day. During peak times and holiday seasons, the wait times for check-in, baggage, and security can grow. Plan your trip in advance, including getting to the airport, to give yourself plenty of time to get through to the departure lounge.

Fast Track lanes save you time

To deal with the queues at security, you can book a Fast Track Pass at Newcastle Airport and bypass them with the Fast Track Lane. You’ll spend less time waiting and get through security quickly. Whether you’re short on time or trying to keep the kids entertained, it’s invaluable.

Visit the lounge

The Aspire Lounge, and Aspire Lounge suites, are a great way to escape the bustle of the airport. You can relax and enjoy some fantastic food and drink while waiting for your flight. Business travellers will appreciate the quieter atmosphere so they can keep working and make the most of their time.

Book your parking early

Pre-booking your Newcastle Airport parking earlier gives you peace of mind that you have a space reserved for your trip. You’ll also get the best prices to help keep costs down, which can be a big plus over your trip.

Facilities at Newcastle Airport are perfect for passengers travelling for work and leisure. With a range of eateries and shops to pass the time as well as a neatly compact layout, you'll have everything you need to enjoy your time at the airport.

All the services you need for a trip can be found at Newcastle Airport, from currency exchange to Fast Track passes, and you’ll be on your way in no time.

Facilities and services include:

• Baby changing facilities

• Baggage wrapping and weighing

• Cash machines

• Car rentals

• Chaplaincy

• Concierge service

• Currency exchange

• Aspire and Aspire Plus lounges with complimentary bar and buffet

• Fast-track car parking

• Hotels

• Internet access

• Left luggage

• Lost property

• Porter services

• Prayer room

• Restaurants

  • Fast food

  • Takeaway

  • Pub meals

• Shopping

  • High-street brands

  • Newsagents

  • Duty-free

• Smoking areas

• Trolleys

Sample the local ale

Newcastle Brown Ale is one of the most famous beers from the area, but there are many more to try and enjoy. Bar 11 is a traditional bar where you can sample a range of great local food and drink before your flight – and there’s also Aster & Thyme, Tap + Brew, and the Quaystone, too.

Lounge around

The Aspire Lounge at Newcastle Airport is the best place to relax before your flight. With gorgeous views, complimentary food and drinks, and comfortable seating, there’s a reason why so many travellers choose to enjoy the lounge before their trip. The Aspire Lounge is available to all travellers regardless of airline. You can even upgrade to a lounge suite for an unforgettable experience.

Fill up before flying out

No matter what takes your fancy, Newcastle Airport offers a range of great restaurants and eateries. Whether it’s a sit-down meal, traditional pub food, or a bite on the go, you’re covered. From Greggs and Burger King to Soul + Grain and the Quaystone, there’s something to suit everyone’s appetite.

Grab a bargain

Newcastle Airport has a great retail offering for you to find some bargains – or last-minute holiday essentials. Accessorize, JD, InMotion, Boots, and WHSmiths cater to all needs you may have, and WorldDutyFree is always a highlight.

Find your favourite products at the most competitive prices – and you can even shop online and reserve your purchases to pick up so you don’t run out of time.

How do I book assistance at the airport?

If you require Passenger Assistance at Newcastle Airport, you should arrange this with the airline you’re flying with at least 48 hours in advance of your trip. If you have questions about support and assistance at the airport itself, you can contact NCL’s team in advance or head straight to the Special Assistance desk.

Is there a Fast-track option at Security?

Fast Track Passes can be bought online or when you arrive at Newcastle Airport, subject to availability. Fast Track Passes allow you to use the Fast Track Lane and cut down on wait times to get through security. Perfect for anyone short on time or with young children who get bored easily.

What is there for children to do at the airport?

With amazing views of the runway, your kids will be fascinated by planes taking off and landing. Swing by WHSmiths to pick up their favourite reads as well as colouring supplies and let their creative juices run wild.

What's the quickest way to get from Newcastle Airport to the city centre?

The quickest way to reach Newcastle city centre from Newcastle Airport is by car. Driving, or taking a taxi, the journey to the city centre from the airport (or vice versa) takes around 10 minutes on a clear run. The Metro can be easier but takes closer to half an hour.

Can I pick someone up at the airport without paying to park?

Yes, you can use the Short Stay 2 car park for up to 15 minutes without having to pay. This car park is only a few minutes' walk to the terminal, making it a great option for those shorter visits to Newcastle Airport.

Is the car rental centre located at the airport itself?

Car rental is available at Newcastle Airport. You’ll find the desks inside the terminal, opposite domestic arrivals. Car rental companies include:

·      Europcar

·      Hertz

·      Avis

·      Budget

·      Interrent

·      Enterprise

·      Alamo

·      National

Can I use a boarding pass on my smartphone at Newcastle Airport?

Newcastle Airport accepts printed and electronic boarding passes, but this depends on the airline you’re flying with. Check with them in advance to find out where your boarding pass is, what format you can obtain it in, and how to display it when needed.

What are the rules about taking liquids onto flights?

The rules around liquids in your hand luggage can change, so check with the airport, your airline, and government guidelines before travelling. Recent changes require all liquids going through security to be in containers of 100 millilitres or less.