Cornwall’s Space Future Takes Off: Louis Gardner Joins Newquay Airport in Key Role

Cornwall Airport Newquay has appointed Louis Gardner as Head of Future Air and Space, a move aimed at strengthening the commercial development of Spaceport Cornwall and ensuring its long-term sustainability.

A Strategic Appointment for Aerospace Growth

Louis brings extensive experience to the role and will be instrumental in shaping the future of aviation and space technology at the airport. His appointment is a significant step in Cornwall’s ambition to solidify its place on the global aerospace map.

Neil Edmond, CEO of Corserv, welcomed Louis to the position, stating:

“Louis’s experience and strategic vision will be invaluable as we continue to develop Spaceport Cornwall into a commercially sustainable and thriving enterprise. We’re excited to have him on board as we shape the future of air and space in the UK.”

Exciting Prospects for Cornwall

Expressing his enthusiasm for the new role, Louis highlighted the exciting opportunities ahead for the region:

“I am incredibly excited to take on the role of Head of Future Air and Space at Cornwall Airport Newquay. This opportunity allows me to be at the forefront of innovation in aviation and space exploration, helping to shape the future of the sector in Cornwall. I look forward to working with a talented team to enable the development of new, sustainable technologies and initiatives that will transform our airport and the region. It’s a thrilling time for Cornwall, and I’m eager to contribute to the growth of this exciting industry while continuing to make a positive impact on our community.”

This latest appointment signals continued momentum for Cornwall Airport Newquay as it expands its role in aerospace development. Spaceport Cornwall has already positioned itself as a key player in the UK’s space industry, and with Louis leading future air and space operations, the region’s ambitions in the sector are set to reach new heights.

📷Louis Gardner