Bristol

Bristol Airport

Bristol Airport is located 8 miles south of Bristol City Centre and is officially the UK's fastest growing airport from 2002. Bristol airport was officially opened in 1930 by HRH Prince George and today 3.8 million passengers travel through Bristol Airport each year.

2003 secured Bristol International as the Airport for the South West. With an estimation that Bristol Airport could expect to handle up to 12m passengers by 2030, with developments including a terminal extension and longer runway.

Bristol Airport offers a wide range of car parking options such as Short/Long Stay, Business Parking, and Special Assistance Parking.
Services available at Bristol Airport include Bureau de change, Taxi service, Car hire, Business services, and Cash Machines.
Shopping facilities include 'Flying visit' convenience store, WHSmith, Duty and Tax Free Shopping.

Directions:

Car:
FROM THE NORTH
Head on the M5 and leave at junction 18 signposted A4 Bristol Airport. Go past Bristol City Football ground and join the A38 towards Taunton, the airport can be found on the A38, 8 miles South of Bristol.

FROM SOUTH M5
Head on the M5 and exit at Junction 22, at the roundabout take the 3rd exit to the A38, Joining the A370 at East Brent roundabout take the 2nd exit to the A38 & Bristol Airport. The Airport is on the left 11 miles on.

Rail:
Bristol Temple Meads is the nearest train station to Bristol Airport 7 miles away. The Bristol International Flyer express coach service connects Bristol Temple Meads to the airport every 20 minutes during the day.
Fast and frequent train services operate to Bristol Temple Meads rail station from a range of destinations including Bath Spa, Cardiff, and London Paddington.