• Cornwall's only commercial airport is at Newquay on the north coast, approximately 35 miles distant. It is served by Air Southwest from London Gatwick, and Ryanair from London Stansted.
• An alternative is Bristol airport, which although approximately 3 hours away by road, does provide links to much of Europe and New York.

• Under most circumstances Cornwall is accessed via M5 at Exeter, from where the choice of A30 or A38 via Plymouth is available.  Whatever your choice, the roads converge near Bodmin. Follow the A30 to Carland Cross roundabout (Shell station on left and wind farm on right), and take the second exit, A3076 to Truro.  Follow this all the way to the city.  From there, take the A39 to Falmouth.  Remain on the A39 past Asda on the left, along the 3 lane carriageway to the next (Hillhead) roundabout. Now follow the map below.

Map:

• The final stage of the journey (inset) begins by turning left into Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, (signed), approximately 300 metres after Falmouth City Football ground, and just after the lay-by with two red post boxes.  Follow the road round to the right, past Express Tyres, and turn right immediately after Ward Vauxhall garage. Calidus Engineering is the first unit on the left.

By rail:

• There are rail links to Cornwall from Scotland and England's International airports, and they all pass through Plymouth. Travel to Falmouth can be continued by rail, but car rental at either Plymouth or Truro may be a preferred option.