About Us

We are Fly Doncaster Ltd, a newly formed operating company set up to mobilise, reopen and manage the running of Doncaster Sheffield Airport. Established by the City of Doncaster Council, we are committed to establishing a top-class regional airport and maximising its potential to bring economic growth to the region.

The Airport

Doncaster Sheffield operated as a commercial airport between 2005 and 2022. Today this means the site already boasts an established terminal, several hangars and top-class facilities. Having this infrastructure in place, alongside an excellent proximity to transport links, makes it the ideal location for both passenger and commercial flights.

Airport City

More than just an airport; Doncaster Sheffield Airport are delivering a major regeneration project, developing an aviation community that will drive economic growth across the area and the North of England.

How Doncaster Sheffield Airport Is Building a Local Supply Chain for Growth

airport suppliers providing cargo for local supply chain
As Doncaster Sheffield Airport moves towards reopening, a growing network of suppliers, contractors and specialist service providers is helping bring the project to life.

Their involvement supports not only the airport itself, but also wider economic growth across South Yorkshire through the development of new infrastructure, services and the wider Airport City vision.

Creating Opportunities Beyond the Runway

Airports rely on extensive supply chains to operate safely, efficiently and sustainably. Behind every flight sits a network of businesses providing everything from infrastructure and engineering expertise to operational support and professional services.

As activity continues across Doncaster Sheffield Airport, opportunities are emerging for organisations from a wide range of sectors. The airport's reopening programme spans airfield infrastructure, operational readiness, commercial development and the wider Airport City project, creating demand for skills and expertise across multiple industries.

The Scale of the Opportunity

The reopening of Doncaster Sheffield Airport is one of the most significant regeneration projects currently underway in South Yorkshire. Delivering the airport's long-term vision requires collaboration between contractors, consultants, suppliers and specialist service providers working across a range of disciplines.

While aviation remains at the heart of the project, opportunities extend well beyond traditional airport operations. From infrastructure works and operational services to future commercial developments, businesses have the opportunity to contribute to a project that will support economic growth across the region for years to come.

Building the Supply Chain

As work progresses towards reopening, DSA is developing relationships with suppliers across a range of sectors that will support both airport operations and future Airport City development. This includes identifying businesses with the expertise, capacity and capabilities needed to contribute to infrastructure projects, operational services and long-term growth plans.

Supplier opportunities are being promoted through established procurement channels, helping businesses understand upcoming requirements and engage with the project as it develops. By building a diverse network of suppliers, the airport aims to create a resilient supply chain capable of supporting future growth while delivering wider economic benefits across South Yorkshire.

Why Local Businesses Matter

The reopening of Doncaster Sheffield Airport presents an opportunity to strengthen supply chains across South Yorkshire and the wider region. By engaging local and regional businesses wherever possible, the project can help create jobs, support skills development and encourage long-term economic growth.

Local suppliers also bring valuable knowledge of the area, established networks and the ability to respond quickly to project requirements. Their involvement helps build resilient supply chains while ensuring the benefits of the airport's reopening are felt beyond the airport boundary.

As activity continues across the airport and the wider Airport City development, collaboration between the airport, its partners and local businesses will play an important role in supporting sustainable growth for years to come.

Supporting a Diverse Aviation Supply Chain

A successful airport depends on expertise from many different sectors. As projects continue to progress, opportunities may arise across areas such as:

• Airfield and infrastructure services

• Airport facilities management and maintenance

• Specialist aviation support services

• Cargo and logistics operations

• Professional and technical consultancy

• Information technology and communications

• Environmental and sustainability services

• Security and operational support services

Future cargo operations, alongside wider Airport City developments, will create demand for a broad range of specialist services and support functions. As requirements evolve, opportunities are expected to emerge for both established suppliers and growing businesses looking to contribute to the airport's long-term success.

How Businesses Can Get Involved

Businesses interested in supporting the airport's reopening and future development are encouraged to stay informed about procurement opportunities as they become available.

Opportunities may be advertised through procurement platforms such as YORtender, alongside supplier engagement events and project updates published by the airport and its partners.

Registering on relevant procurement portals and monitoring updates can help businesses understand upcoming requirements and identify opportunities aligned with their expertise and capabilities.

Looking Ahead

The reopening of Doncaster Sheffield Airport is helping create opportunities that extend far beyond aviation. Alongside preparations for future airport operations, the wider Airport City vision will support investment, employment and business growth across South Yorkshire.

As activity continues to progress, businesses that engage early will be best placed to understand future opportunities and contribute to one of the region's most important regeneration projects.