Teesside to Boston Flights

Flying from Durham Tees Valley Airport

Originally a major airport for the Royal Air Force in the Second World War, Durham Tees Valley Airport is now a major commercial airport in the Teesside area of north-east England. Over two hundred thousand travellers go through the airport each year while boarding and unloading from planes flown by the major airlines in the region, including KLM and Eastern Airways. It was officially named Durham Tees Valley Airport in 2004. The airport address is simply Darlington, United Kingdom, which is about ten miles south-west of Middleborough and twenty-four miles south of Durham.

Safe and Secure Parking

Durham Tees Valley Airport has a reputation for having safe and secure parking lots. A week of parking will cost around $50, but if you park for longer than fifteen days, the rate drops to $5 per day. The best way to pay for parking is to pay in advance on the airport’s website. You can also receive special promotions and offers if you register as a member when you buy your parking pass. All parking lots are just a two-minute walk away from the terminal.

Transportation to the Airport

A number of ways to get to the airport are available, the first and most affordable of which being by bus. Bus line 12 will take you from Darlington, which is north-west of the airport, straight to the terminals at the airport. A day ticket costs around $5, and a one-way ticket is only a little bit less. No train service runs to the airport, but if you are coming from far away and wish to take the train, you can catch a ride to Darlington Train Station and then take the bus to the airport. Taxis are also available for hire from 1AB Taxis. Depending on where you are coming from, a taxi ride can run anywhere from $20 to $50.

Satisfy Your Hunger

If you are looking to grab a bite to eat before your flight, Cafe Oasis and Cafe Express are great options for a quick cup of coffee for your early morning flight or a sandwich to satisfy your appetite at lunch or dinner. Both places offer hot or cold drinks and snacks, but if you want a bigger meal, go to Cafe Express. Yard of Ale is a traditional British pub inside the airport where you can grab a drink and a burger before your flight out of Teesside.

Travel to Boston Airport

Boston Airport, also known as Logan Airport, is situated in East Boston. It is the largest airport in New England and is the United States' 19th busiest airport serving around 28 million passengers in 2011.

Boston Airport is just 3 miles from central Boston and has a free shuttle service between terminals. To get to the city centre, travellers can use buses, trains, taxis or the water shuttle. There are water shuttles and water taxis running from the airport to the city.

Flights Boston mean the chance to explore the 'Athens of America' and enjoy its rich history, world famous cultural and academic institutions and grand architecture. Boston was once considered a rather staid city, perhaps even stuffy, but in recent years the city has seen an influx of artists, authors and filmmakers. With avant-garde studios and the opening of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, Boston has become more cutting-edge. The city's educational institutions are justly famed and over the years have attracted top scholars, writers and scientists. The many students that the city attracts, ensures that there are plenty of festivals, pubs, coffee shops, film events and art galleries. The best time to visit Boston is during late spring when the city's parks are full of flowering trees and colourful leaves. The cultural calendar is full all year but Independence Day and the week-long celebrations of Harborfest are particularly colourful. Browse ebookers.com for flights from Teesside to Boston as well as those to many other routes.