A new charging center can be created to be built at Newcastle Airport thousands of jobs and enhance the northeastern economy with an amount of 165 million pounds annually.
The 750,000 square feet location, which is officially called an airline, will be a main center for shipping operators, charging and ground handling agents.
Development to the market is presented by the airport in conjunction with its partner in Naylors Gavin Black.
The new name of the site in Mipim-is a real estate conference and a four-day investment in Cannes, France, which brings together the main players in the real estate industry, including investors, developers and business officials.
Airlink was among the many new development sites that will be shown in this event by the airport, Newcastle City Council and Newcastle Investment, highlighting the strong investment potential in the northeast.
“Airlink is a historical development that can create high -quality jobs, generate millions of the local economy and cancel new opportunities for companies,” said Alice Andreasen, Sustainable and Communications Summary at Newcastle Airport.
“The presentation of this project in Mipim was an incredible opportunity to display the extensive potential of the northeast of the north on the world stage and enhance its position as a major investment destination.
“We look forward to working with the Newcastle City Council to bring flying to life, which increased the region’s strengthening as a major center for international trade and economic growth.”
“Newcastle Airport plays a major role in ensuring that our city remains an attractive and accessible destination and will provide Airlink’s development as a home for ambitious and directed companies towards export that we are looking to bring to Newcastle,” said Michelle Persie, Director of Investment at Newcastle City Council.
“With the possibility of creating thousands of high -quality jobs, Airlink will enhance logistics potential and supply chain in the region, support the main sectors such as advanced manufacturing and life sciences.”
Firmink, which is located to the south of the runway, is located to its occupying with direct access to cars, allowing charging and unloading it quickly and efficiently from the aircraft.
This makes it a perfect location for companies that deal with time -sensitive charges, such as medicines, auto parts and other high priority deliveries.
The site also contains excellent transport links and will ensure its proximity to the A1 goods quickly throughout the UK easily.
Once built, Airlink can generate up to 1,400 direct jobs, with 1,200 additional roles through supply chains and business partners.
Development is scheduled to play a decisive role in supporting the growing shipping operations at the airport, which achieved a record in dealing with more than 6000 tons in 2024.
Searching for companies to operate Airlink already ongoing. The planning application is scheduled to be submitted later this year and the airport has a preferred developer for the site.
“We are pleased to work alongside Newcastle Airport to provide this exciting development that affects the need as the proposed units of 8,000 square feet can be provided to 170,000 square feet, said Keith Stewart, a partner in Nilers Gavin, said the air units, logistics and advanced manufacturing,” said Keith Stewart, a partner in Nilers Gavin, said that the air units, logistics and advanced manufacturing, said.
“Along with the delivery partner and compatibility with the airport’s ambitions, we will promote the site and the available opportunities and Mipim will be the beginning of this process.”
