The UK’s second largest regional airline is celebrating the 10th anniversary of a commuter route from Birmingham Airport to Newcastle.
More than 17,000 flights have been operated between Birmingham and the north east since Eastern Airways started the route in 2003 following the withdrawal of British Airways.
The domestic air link is used by a wide cross section of sectors, helping to forge strong business links between the two regions.
Kay Ryan, Eastern Airways’ commercial director, said: “The 10th anniversary of this route shows our commitment to the region by providing a long established, convenient air service to further strengthen important business links between the Midlands and the north east.”
