Exeter Airport
Some news about the airport – Exeter Airport News
Master Plan
Master Plan consultation July 2008. Published October 2009.
Key details of Master Plan:
http://www.exeter-airport.co.uk/masterplan
“The Airport forecasts that passenger traffic will grow from the 1.05 million
passengers per annum (mppa) handled in 2007 to 1.9 mppa in 2015 and 3.4 mppa in 2030.
This growth will be achieved through an improved network and increased frequency
of services with Air Traffic Movements (ATMs) growing from 18,600 in 2007 to 24,750 in 2015 and 38,000 in 2030.”
“As the Exeter route network develops it is likely that hold cargo will increase.
Whilst this Draft Master Plan does not assume that Exeter International will become
a major cargo distribution centre, appropriate development will take place as
demand for air cargo increases, including the provision of transit, storage and
distribution facilities that will complementthe adjacent Inter Modal Freight Exchange
to be developed to the north-east of the Airport”.
“To enable growth and development; the Airport will need to expand outside of
its current operational boundary. Consequently this Draft Master Plan indicates
expansion into land to the south east of the current airport boundary.”
Passenger forecasts (000k):
http://www.exeter-airport.co.uk/assets/AIRPORT_DOCS/Master_Plan/06%20Forecasts.pdf
2010
Low case 1,163
Planning Forecast 1,385
High Case 1,472
2015
Low case 1,415
Planning Forecast 1,912
High Case 1,956
2030
Low Case 1,964
Planning Forecast 3,368
High Case 4,037
- Introduction (PDF download)
- Vision for Exeter International Airport (PDF download)
- Exeter International Airport Today (PDF download)
- National Regulatory and Policy Context (PDF download)
- Recent Trends in Passenger and Cargo Traffic (PDF download)
- Forecasts of Future Growth to 2015 and 2030 (PDF download)
- Development Strategy and Phased Growth – Part 1 (PDF download)
Development Strategy and Phased Growth – Part 2 (PDF download) - Sustainable Development – Part 1 (PDF download)
Sustainable Development – Part 2 (PDF download)
Sustainable Development – Part 3 (PDF download) - Safeguarding, Risk Assessment and Land Acquisition (PDF download)
Airport Owner : Regional & City Airports Exeter Ltd, a company owned by Balfour Beatty and Galaxy Sarl.
Airport Operator
Airlines using the airport: Mainly Flybe but from the website also: Thomas Cook, Thomsonfly Charter; BH Air; Karthago; Air Transat; Futura; Air Malta; First Choice; Excel; Plus Royal Mail flights
Key destinations Most of Europe; Canada, USA, Barbados, Tenerife, Madeira. Iceland, Finland. Ireland.
Internal destinations to: Aberdeen; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Guernsey; Jersey; Leeds;
Manchester; Newcastle; Norwich
Consultative Committee : Exeter Airport Consultative Committee
Night flights : The night flights are mainly Royal Mail
Airport website www.exeter-airport.co.uk
Airport contact details
Exeter Airport
EX5 2BD
Tel: 01392 367 433
Map showing airport location |
Exeter Airport. Flights and CO2 emissions.
Analysis of flights, routes, and top 10 destinations from Exeter Airport in 2011. Also carbon emissions.
And passenger growth and numbers over the past 15 years. http://www.awsw.co.uk/allco2/EXT_co2.html
CAA aviation statistics CAA aviation statistics
Terminal Passengers
UK Airport Statistics: 2012 – annual (Table 10.3) Terminal Passengers 2002 – 2012
link to 2010 data
2008 951 (down -6% on 2007)
2007 1,012 (up +4%)
2006 971
2005 841
2000 317
1996 201
Air Transport Movements
UK Airport Statistics: 2012 – annual (Table 4.2) ATMs 2002 – 2012
2008 15.000 (down 10% on 2007)
2007 17,000 (up 10% on 2006)
2006 15,000
2005 12,000
2000 7,000
1997 6,000
Air Freight
CAA Air Freight statistics 1998 – 2008
UK Airport Statistics: 2012 – annual (Table 13.2) Freight 2002 – 2012
2008 47 (down 31% on 2007)
2007 68 (up 8%)
2006 63
2005 71
2000 –
1996 –
2006 41.2%
2007 39.2%
2008 37.2%
Business Aviation: Number of business flights (= private jets)
CAA statistics, annual figures – Table 3.1