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Information about Humberside Airport’s response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19): Updated 22 May 2020. Humberside Airport remains open for flights and we continue to work closely with the relevant authorities on measures to ensure the continued safety of our customers, as well as airport staff. We are currently assessing what additional measures may be required to facilitate the safe resumption of international air travel and we will communicate any additional requirements to passengers as soon as these are known. Passengers should continue to contact their airline for any information on flights and anyone visiting or transiting through the airport should first consider if they pose a risk to others. We would ask that you follow the latest guidance from Government regarding hygiene standards and social distancing. Given the current restrictions on travel and the subsequent reduced number of flights, we have adjusted our airport opening times to the following: Mon-Weds 08:00 - 17:00, Thu 09:30 – 17:00, Fri 09:30 – 16:00. Weekend opening is by prior agreement. CAR PARKING. Please do not stop or park on any of the airports roads which are marked with yellow or red lines and/or hatching, or within the bus stop area. You may be liable for a fine. Please utilise the free 15 minute drop off and collection area which is situated in car park 1.

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HUMBERSIDE AIRPORT AND GRIMSBY INSTITUTE PARTNER FOR TRAVEL STUDENTS

Humberside Airport joined forces with Grimsby Institute to recently host a group of travel students for a behind the scenes tour of the airport site, along with highlighting opportunities for future employment.

The 16 Level 2 Travel and Tourism students that visited the airport are undertaking the one year NCFE course, which runs alongside L2 Maths and English, and covers a module focusing on aviation, with the aim of placing them in a travel and tourism role.

As part of the trip, they visited Eastern Airways’ maintenance hangar for a familiarisation tour around an aircraft, attended a cabin crew briefing, had an introduction to Humberside Airport’s Air Traffic Control centre, a tour of the airport terminal building, including a visit to the Swissport executive passenger lounge, and a look around Weston Aviation’s private jet aviation centre.

Deborah Zost, Managing Director of Humberside Airport, said: “We were pleased to welcome students of Grimsby Institute’s travel and tourism course for a familiarisation trip to the airport, which is a key element that supports their course work.  It’s important that we work with business-focused  organisations like Grimsby Institute, which have courses and modules in our industry, as their students could potentially be our employees of the future.”

Debra Gray, Principal and Deputy Chief Executive at Grimsby Institute, said: “Our students had an amazing time at Humberside Airport learning about the range of highly skilled jobs available in the tourism and aviation industry. We value our partnerships with employers such as the airport who work hard to open doors for young people to succeed.”


Humberside Airport provides a range of international and domestic scheduled services, along with holiday charters, private charter flights and helicopter operations to support the offshore gas and renewables sectors to and from the East Yorkshire, Humber and Lincolnshire region.