Coventry Airport counts on Blue City Aviation for efficiency
Coventry Airport has appointed Blue City Aviation to handle its FBO (Fixed Base Operations). There was a 35% increase in private jet traffic in 2007 over the previous year and the appointment of Blue City Aviation highlights the significance of this growth.
Chris Orphanou, Coventry Airport’s CEO says that business aviation is an important and expanding industry sector and their business strategy includes bolstering the amount of corporate jet charters and with their 24/7 availability taking advantage of their close proximity to all the major motorways. Particularly, he considered their costs to be much lower than that of London business aviation airports.
Blue City Aviation is now responsible for General and Business Aviation Services at the western end of the airport. Facilities are in place to provide fast, discreet and efficient services 24/7. They will offer chauffeur driven and executive car hire, on request, together with hotel accommodation for incoming passengers and flight crew.

It is going to be a busy summer at Newquay Cornwall Airport
To keep up with the more than five million people who visited Cornwall in 2007, Newquay Cornwall Airport has added more flights and additional frequencies from London airports – giving a total of 185 weekly departing flights. The 23-strong route network has grown more than 50% since the start of 2007. Details below:
Newquay Cornwall Airport’s Airlines and Routes served:

Air Southwest Bristol Chambery (from December 2008) Cork Dublin Glasgow Leeds Bradford London Gatwick Manchester Newcastle

Flybe Belfast City Birmingham Edinburgh Glasgow Isle of Man Jersey Geneva (from December 2008)

bmibaby Manchester British Airways London Gatwick Lufthansa Düsseldorf, Germany (from June 2008)

Ryanair London Stansted Alicante, Spain Girona (Barcelona), Spain Skybus Cardiff Isles of Scilly St Brieuc (Brittany), France