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About Exeter Airport

Exeter Airport serves the South West of England alongside Bristol and handles predominantly regional and charter traffic. Its position on the Devon plateau makes it prone to fog and low cloud associated with moist Atlantic airflows, particularly in autumn and winter. The airport's small scale means it operates with minimal redundancy — a single aircraft on stand can block the main parking area during disruptions.

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UK261 & EU261 Passenger Rights

If your flight is delayed or cancelled due to an ATC issue or ground stop, you may be entitled to compensation, meals, and accommodation under UK or EU passenger rights law.