Why a turboprop suits Liverpool to Wick
Wick John O’Groats Airport is the most northerly airport on the British mainland, and the sector from Liverpool is long by road but short by air. A King Air 200 flies it in about an hour and three-quarters, cruising above the weather at up to 28,000 feet. The aircraft’s short-field performance also suits Wick’s runway and its exposed Caithness weather.
Who flies this route
Energy and renewables teams heading to the Moray Firth and Caithness, families visiting the far north, and anglers and sporting parties bound for the Highland estates. For a group of six or seven the turboprop is usually the right balance of comfort and cost; a light jet trims twenty minutes from the flight time if that matters.
Liverpool as a departure point
Liverpool John Lennon Airport has a private terminal with its own parking, so check-in is a matter of minutes. We can also depart from Manchester, Hawarden or Blackpool if those are closer to you.
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