Another piece of the jigsaw slots into place and Bristol's loss is Leeds' gain here I think...
Bristol International Airport aviation development director Tony Hallwood is to leave his post at the end of the month.
Mr Hallwood, pictured, who joined the airport five years ago, is leaving to join Leeds Bradford Airport as commercial director.
He said: "I've thoroughly enjoyed my time at Bristol but my home is in Manchester and I have a young family to consider.
"I've been staying in Bristol during the week and only seeing them at weekends.
"I will leave the airport at the end of March after five great years and will leave behind a very capable team."
Paul Kehoe, chief executive of Bristol International Airport, said: "I am delighted for Tony but we are sad to see him go. He has been a great ambassador for Bristol International and the South West, and his efforts in securing new routes have benefited business and leisure passengers across the region. Tony leaves the airport in great shape, with 120 destinations now served by direct flights."
A successor for Mr Hallwood, 51, has yet to be announced.