36. Islay Airport is situated on the beautiful Island of Islay on the south West Coast of Scotland just slightly north of the Northern Irish coast. Islay is known in Scotland as the ‘Queen of the Hebrides’ and this is for very some very good and unique reasons. The island is a gem of an island with plenty of spectacular scenery including golden beaches (one seven miles long situated at the airport) and sea views as well as lush green fields and heather covered hills. The island is lapped on its West Coast by the Atlantic Ocean and warm Gulf Stream, which gives it a surprisingly mild climate. Serviced by Loganair.

www.hial.co.uk/islay-airport

37. Isle of Man Airport The Airport Isle of Man Website containing information on flight enquiries, airport security and services, history, parking, air traffic control and latest news from Ronaldsway Airport IOM. Serviced by BNWA - British North West Airlines, Aer Arann, Blue Islands Airways, British Airways BA Connect, Eastern Airways, Emerald Airways, EuroManx, flybe, Loganair, Manx2.com and VLM Airlines.

www.iom-airport.com

38. Kerry Airport Located in the heart of County Kerry, Kerry Airport is only 15 minutes from Killarney and the Ring of Kerry, and 20 minutes from Tralee. The Airport is fitted with all the facilities needed to enjoy a comfortable and safe journey. South West of Ireland's Airport. With four flights daily to Dublin, two flight daily to London, one flight daily to Frankfurt, a three times a week service to Manchester and Liverpool and a twice weekly service to Lorient in France.

www.kerryairport.ie

39. Kirkwall Airport Apart from scheduled services to the Scottish mainland and to Shetland, Kirkwall Airport is the base for the original inter-island services introduced and continuously operated by Loganair. We also support daily Royal Mail and newspaper flights. Other airport users include the Fisheries Protection aircraft, various charters and the Northern Lighthouse Board helicopter. Services to island airstrips include the Westray to Papa Westray route which, with a flying time of less than two minutes, is the shortest scheduled air service in the world. Serviced by Loganair and Bristish Airways.

www.hial.co.uk/kirkwall-airport

40. London Airports on UK Superweb get connected with London Airports. Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and London City Airport. Complete Airport listings for travellers to the UK and around the world. Remember to bookmark UK Superweb as your all-in-one-independent travel guide providing impartial information that always takes you direct to the point.

www.uksuperweb.co.uk/airports/london

41. Leeds Bradford International Airport Official website of Leeds Bradford International Airport (LBA). Online wesbite provides flight timetables, real time flight arrivals, departure information, online shopping, corporate information, job vacancies for people looking for employment, and a virtual tour of the airport.

www.lbia.co.uk

42. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is one of the UK’s oldest operational airports with the first scheduled flights commencing in 1930 and an ‘official opening’ ceremony some three years later on 1st July 1933. Situated some seven miles South East of Liverpool city centre and adjacent to the River Mersey. Flights all around the world provided by operators such as Ryan Air, EasyJet, Thomson, Airtours, First Choice, Flybe, Balkan Holidays, Thomas Cook to name a few, Liverpool International Airport the ideal starting point for the North West.

www.liverpoolairport.com

43. London Ashford Lydd Airport Iis the environmentally acceptable solution to runway congestion in the Southeast. Daily flights to Le Touquet France. Serving a strong regional market with access to London.

www.lydd-airport.co.uk

44. Luton International Airport London Luton Airport Travel on UK Superweb Online Airports Guide and Directory to the World Wide Web. The airport is located 51km or32 miles north-east of London Westminster with the West End London's busy shopping and theatre centre just a short ride away. The 8 scheduled carriers that operate at London Luton Airport are easyJet, Helios Airways, Ryanair, Aer Arann, Monarch Scheduled, BA CitiExpress, Wizz Air and flyBe. 7.5 million passengers used the airport in 2004. 88% of passengers fly on scheduled services, 12% on charter services. 77% of passengers were on international flights and 23% of passengers were on domestic flights were Glasgow is the most popular destination.

www.london-luton.co.uk

45. Manchester International Airport Today, Manchester Airport is one of Britain's, and the world's principal airports, handling millions of passengers each year, connecting the North of England with global destinations. Flights operate domestically and internationally with hundred's of connections every day around the UK and Europe. Some 50+ Airlines operate in Manchester and millions of passengers are served each year.

www.manchesterairport.co.uk/

46. Newcastle International Airport is located in the North East of England, flying to more than 85 worldwide destinations. The website provides flight arrival and departure times, special offers, destination guides, online car park booking in addition to useful information for passengers. Whether it is summer sun, winter fun or simply a weekend break that you are planning, uksuperweb.co.uk links you with this an invaluable resource. 22

www.newcastleairport.com

47. Newquay Airport The only commercial airport serving Cornwall, Newquay now offers a real alternative to the long and frustrating journey by road and rail. If you are travelling into Cornwall, you’ll be impressed by the ease and economy of the new services from London Gatwick, Stansted, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Dublin, Cardiff, Edinburgh and now CORK with Aer Arann. Air Southwest is Cornwall's own airline and the airport is also the main hub for Skybus, the airline serving the Isles of Scilly.

www.newquay-airport.co.uk

48. Norwich International Airport - providing affordable flights and package holidays to over 650 worldwide destinations, Norwich International is the airport of choice and convenience for the people of Norfolk in East Anglia. International extensive flight selection of worldwide destinations, excellent facilities. KLM and KLM UK, Scot Airways, Eastern Airways & Air Southwest operate services internally to destinations such as Bristol.

www.norwichairport.co.uk

49. Nottingham East Midlands Airport the Official Nottingham East Midlands Airport website, one of the fastest growing airports in the UK. Eeast Midlands Nottingham Airport for International flight travel flying millions of holiday passengers each year, the airport runs cargo flights and is the major hub for the Royal Mail globally. Website provides arrival and flight departures information as well links for airport parking.

www.nottinghamema.com

50. Oxford Kidlington Airport The only scheduled service today from Oxford is the Oxford-Cambridge shuttle, established in February 2006. However, other services have been offered in the past with a route to Jersey using Shorts 330 aircraft in the early 1990s and prior to that, operations from East Midlands airport at one time. Oxford is the UK’s primary centre for pilot and engineer training services. Other businesses residing at the airport offer ad-hoc charter, air-taxis, private hire, regular shuttles, lease or sales of aircraft and helicopters, their support, operation and maintenance.

www.oxfordairport.co.uk

51. Plymouth City Airport Four flights every day to London Gatwick. Frequent flights to other popular destinations including Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Jersey and Bristol. Plymouth City Airport is your gateway to Plymouth and the far South West. Plymouth City Airport - just 20 minutes from Plymouth City Centre, and ideally placed for business or leisure in Devon or Cornwall southern England.

www.plymouthairport.com