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A Complete Guide To Cardiff International Airport By Linda Craik
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| Tuesday, February 3, 2009 |
Cardiff International Airport is the UK's fastest growing airport with more than two million passengers passing through there last year. It is located about 12 miles south west of Cardiff in the village of Rhoose, who is only 10 miles from Junction 33 on the M4. To get to Cardiff Airport take Junction 33 exit and follow the A4232 take the first exit out of Culverhouse Cross and follow signs to the airport along the A4050 and A4226. Highland Airways operate multiple daily services between Cardiff and Anglesey, providing a fast alternative to commuters traveling between North and South Wales before the train depends on the A470 or a link.
There is a good choice of both scheduled and charter flights from the airport, which covers both domestic and European goals. Check out our city Cardiff Airport for details on the destination can be reached from Cardiff Airport, as well as contact details for the flight, holiday companies and land agents who operate from there.
You need to rent a car from the airport, as this provides the most flexible method of getting around. There are four major car rental company based in Cardiff Airport just outside the arrival hall, and our guide to car hire in Cardiff Airport to provide full contact details and information about the car and several offices outside the airport and local executive and limousine hire company.
If you meet someone at Cardiff Airport then we check the page on Cardiff Airport live flight arrival: or if you will leave from there, we live to provide the flight departure information and a list of shops at the airport where you can purchase duty-free goods, you get a change money or the last book or magazine to your trip. If you want to know where to get a drink or snack while waiting for your flight, then visit our information in a bar and restaurant in Cardiff International Airport.
Official taxi company at the airport is Checker Cars. You can hop into one of them coming in a taxi or pre-book by telephoning 0044 (0) 1446 711747. Check the information on the Airport Cardiff taxis for information about this company and other local companies Cardiff taxis.
Cardiff international airport provides a public transport bus and train with some lines operating from the airport. Us information about the airport bus in Cardiff to give details of routes and schedules. There is no train station at Cardiff Airport, but the nearest mainline station is Cardiff Central, where you can go by train London, South East, South and North West of England. We provide information for the route and the train schedule from Cardiff Airport.
If you want to leave your car at the airport when you have to go short and long stay parking options. Car parks run by NCP Car Parking Cardiff Airport Parking and give us your current rates and details on how to book a room, plus information on off-site parking
If you have lost property or goods in the terminal building, notify the staff member or contact the Information Desk on the first floor. If you have lost or left property on the aircraft, then you need to contact the airline / holiday company you travel with. For baggage lost in transit you will need to contact the ground handling agents contracted to work for the airline / holiday company. All contact details for the company and flight / company that contracted them to be on our flight page English guide to Cardiff Airport.
If you want to know the weather information at Cardiff Airport and surrounding areas, we provide this guide as well as our 5 and 10 day forecast
Finally, we give the details of entertainment that children busy, disable facilities, internet access, First Aid center, pet travel and where you can change money at Cardiff Airport.
This guide to Cardiff International Airport written by Linda Craik who is the main editor for UK Airport Guide.co.uk which is a guide to all UK Airports |
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