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TWO Cornish surfers braced the North-East chills to promote the launch of an air route between the two destinations.

A daily service from Newcastle International Airport to Newquay Cornwall Airport will be launched next month by Air Southwest and is expected to be popular with tourists.

Surfers Emma Skinner and James Mitchell, both from Newquay, met shoppers in the city's Northumberland Street to promote breaks in Cornwall.

The flights are one of several additions to the schedule at Newquay Cornwall Airport, which is gearing up for its busiest year to date.

Mike Coombes, Air Southwest's deputy chief executive, said: "Our daily flights from Newcastle to Newquay will cut hours off the time it would take to travel to Cornwall by train or car.

"It is the first time that Air Southwest has operated from Newcastle and we're delighted to be able to offer a year-round service.

"It means people from across the North-East of England will be able to take a short-hop flight to Cornwall, whatever the season".

Flights will start from April 28 and prices cost from £35 one way, including taxes and charges.

To book, visit airsouthwest.

com

9:16am Friday 21st March 2008

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