Newcastle Airport: New multi-million pound hub opens

The 10,200 sq ft International Space Station (ISS) Airview is the latest addition to AirView Park, a business destination offering bespoke office spaces and national and global links.

The ISS aims to help regional SMEs scale up and take advantage of global trade and export opportunities in key markets, including South Asia, Turkey, the Middle East, and the Netherlands.

The ISS offers businesses ‘flexible workspaces’, including scale-up co-working space, office suites, and conference facilities, and can accommodate more than 150 desk spaces.

Ammar Mirza CBE, the regional business figure behind the ISS, said: “It’s incredibly exciting to see our plan for the UK’s first dedicated International Trade Hub come to life, in partnership with strategic allies.

“Providing a physical platform that’s underpinned by the three key enablers of growth – innovation, investment, and internationalisation.

“ISS Airview will offer a launch pad to help scale-ups grow globally, and a soft landing for inward investment, ultimately showcasing the significant strengths and assets from across our North East.”

Mike Clark, director of Tynexe Commercial Limited, said: “ISS Airview is a prime example of how strategic investment, backed by regional devolution, is driving economic growth and creating new opportunities for businesses in the North East.

“Under the North East Mayoral Combined Authority, we have a renewed focus on enhancing infrastructure, attracting investment, and supporting businesses to expand into global markets.

“Developments like this reinforce our region’s position as a dynamic hub for innovation and enterprise, strengthening our economy and creating high-quality jobs for the future.”

Mark Hunt, chief financial officer at Newcastle Airport, said: “The opening of ISS Airview marks a significant milestone for the North East’s business community.

“This state-of-the-art facility will provide local businesses with the resources and connections needed to engage with global markets, helping to attract more investment, drive innovation and create new jobs throughout the region.”

The next phase of development at the business park is to secure planning permission for 11 bespoke offices, with building work set to begin later this year.

Newcastle Airport is located just one mile from AirView Park and provides businesses with vital global connectivity to key markets.



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