Post by Humberside on Dec 19, 2008 14:10:50 GMT
The airport has actually issued a press release!!!
www.humbersideairport.com/huyweb.nsf/Content/AirportSetForFestiveFlying
Now maybe some more on Flybe, Holidays 4u, the airport being taken off the market, perishables hub and Bristow. Maybe even one on the new Oslo connections with T3, LCA/PMI operating in April?
www.humbersideairport.com/huyweb.nsf/Content/AirportSetForFestiveFlying
This Christmas, thousands of people will be packing their suitcases ready to head off from Humberside Airport.
It is expected that approximately 8,600 people will be travelling to and from the Airport between Friday 19th December 2008 and Friday 2nd January 2009, compared to approximately 7,750 in 2007 an increase of over 10 %.
Tony Lavan, Airport Director, Humberside Airport said “This is great news to see a 10% increase in passenger numbers over the festive period. Christmas and New Year has always been a popular time to escape the cold winter weather and see friends and family. It's great that this year even more people are jetting away compared to Christmas 2007”.
The majority of travellers are flying via KLM’s three times daily service to Schiphol – Amsterdam and onward to over 200 worldwide destinations, closely followed by winter sun resorts in the Canaries.
Tony Lavan, Airport Director, Humberside Airport said “We pride ourselves at Humberside in providing an easy stress free journey through the airport but we would ask passengers to help by preparing well in advance, checking there documents and hand baggage restrictions before arriving at the Airport.
In the run up to the festive period, the Airport is advising all passengers travelling over the Christmas period to check security restrictions before arriving at the Airport. Passengers travelling with Christmas gifts and decorations are advised to check security restrictions before travelling. Gifts such as perfume and alcohol should be placed in hold baggage as liquids of more than 100mls are not permitted in hand baggage. Passengers are also advised that party poppers and crackers are prohibited items.
Passengers carrying presents in their hand luggage are advised to leave them unwrapped as they may need to be inspected as part of the security screening process.
It is expected that approximately 8,600 people will be travelling to and from the Airport between Friday 19th December 2008 and Friday 2nd January 2009, compared to approximately 7,750 in 2007 an increase of over 10 %.
Tony Lavan, Airport Director, Humberside Airport said “This is great news to see a 10% increase in passenger numbers over the festive period. Christmas and New Year has always been a popular time to escape the cold winter weather and see friends and family. It's great that this year even more people are jetting away compared to Christmas 2007”.
The majority of travellers are flying via KLM’s three times daily service to Schiphol – Amsterdam and onward to over 200 worldwide destinations, closely followed by winter sun resorts in the Canaries.
Tony Lavan, Airport Director, Humberside Airport said “We pride ourselves at Humberside in providing an easy stress free journey through the airport but we would ask passengers to help by preparing well in advance, checking there documents and hand baggage restrictions before arriving at the Airport.
In the run up to the festive period, the Airport is advising all passengers travelling over the Christmas period to check security restrictions before arriving at the Airport. Passengers travelling with Christmas gifts and decorations are advised to check security restrictions before travelling. Gifts such as perfume and alcohol should be placed in hold baggage as liquids of more than 100mls are not permitted in hand baggage. Passengers are also advised that party poppers and crackers are prohibited items.
Passengers carrying presents in their hand luggage are advised to leave them unwrapped as they may need to be inspected as part of the security screening process.
Now maybe some more on Flybe, Holidays 4u, the airport being taken off the market, perishables hub and Bristow. Maybe even one on the new Oslo connections with T3, LCA/PMI operating in April?