WITH the countdown on to this year’s Teesside Airshow people are being warned that on-site car parking is now sold out.
Thousands of people are expected to descend on Teesside Airport on Saturday when the show makes its return.
The sold-out event promises high-octane action and jaw-dropping stunts.
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The airport, which is close to Middleton St George, near Darlington, is hosting the event for the first time in five years.
Teesside Airport is accessible by road via the A67. On-site parking has now sold out, organisers have said.
Vehicle access to all car parks is from 9am and people are being warned they cannot leave their vehicles overnight.
People have been warned parking is banned on the side of the A67 near the airport. The area will be coned off and any cars left there will be towed away.
People can also arrive using public transport.
The airport is served by the Number 12 bus six times per day running from Hurworth through Darlington town centre, Morton Park and Middleton St George to the terminal building.
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The programme will include the Red Arrows display team, which will be joined by Flight Lt Adam O’Hare demonstrating the power of his Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft, the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight team bringing a Spitfire and Hurricane and a display by the RAF Falcons – the UK’s premier military parachute display team.
There is also a range of other entertainment and exhibitions on the ground.
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