cardiff international airport
Does Cardiff have an international airport?
Cardiff International Airport (previously known as Cardiff-Wales Airport) is a relatively small international airport located on the outskirts of the village of Rhoose, in the Vale of Glamorgan, approximately 12 miles (19km) south-west of the Welsh capital, Cardiff.
Is Cardiff Airport big?
Cardiff Airport's status as the largest airport in Wales is underpinned by its comprehensive range of facilities and services.
These amenities not only cater to the functional needs of passengers but also enhance their travel experience.Cardiff airport is the only major domestic and international airport in Wales.
In 2022, 96% [footnote 1] of passengers from Cardiff Airport flew to international destinations whilst 4% used domestic destinations.
What airlines fly out of Cardiff Airport?
Contact information for our airport partners.
Aer Lingus. www.aerlingus.com. Air France. www.airfrance.co.uk. BH Air (operating on behalf of Balkan Holidays) www.balkanholidays.co.uk. Eastern Airways (operating on behalf of Air France) www.easternairways.com. KLM. www.klm.co.uk. Loganair. www.loganair.co.uk. Ryanair. TUI.|
CARDIFF AIRPORT 2040 MASTERPLAN
over 50 direct routes. • over 900 connections. • 11 routes to major hub airports. The core catchment area of our passenger market within Wales has a population |
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Air transport in Wales during 2019
14 oct. 2020 Cardiff was the 20th busiest airport in the UK with 1.63 million terminal passengers which was 0.6 per cent of the UK total. Cardiff airport. |
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Cardiff Airport and Gateway Development Zone SPG 2019
16 déc. 2019 be “a sustainable airport business generating significant economic benefit for Wales”. (Cardiff Airport 2040 Masterplan). |
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Cardiff Airport performance and prospects in the context of current
Action on Air Passenger Duty whether at a UK level by HM Treasury or in Wales if its devolution to the Welsh Government were to be supported |
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Cardiff Airport and St Athan Enterprise Zone Strategic Plan 2018
Investing in high-quality and sustainable infrastructure;. • Making Wales a more attractive place to do business;. • Broadening and deepening the skills base;. |
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Review of Bristol International Airports Reports concerning The
The most recent CAA passenger surveys demonstrates that the great majority of traffic using Cardiff airport comes from within Wales. - Differences in approach |
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Air transport in Wales during 2015
The total number of passengers using Cardiff International Airport increased by Chart 1: Most Popular UK Destinations from Cardiff Airport in 2015. |
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York Aviation - Economic Impact of Cardiff Airport
Cardiff International Airport is an important economic driver for the Welsh Economy both in terms of its role as a major employment centre in South Wales |
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York Aviation - Economic Impact of Cardiff Airport
Cardiff International Airport is an important economic driver for the Welsh Economy both in terms of its role as a major employment centre in South Wales |
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ED13 - St Athan and Cardiff Airport Enterprise Zone - Draft Strategic
In doing so the Enterprise Zone can deliver significant aviation and defence related economic growth in the South East Wales region. This Strategic Development |
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CARDIFF AIRPORT 2040 MASTERPLAN
11 routes to major hub airports The core catchment area of our passenger market within Wales has a population of 2 4 million, with an outer catchment area in |
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Air transport in Wales during 2019 - GOVWALES
14 oct 2020 · Chart 1: Terminal passengers at Cardiff Airport from 2006 to 2019 Cardiff International airport in 2019, a 2 6 per cent increase on the 2018 |
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A REVIEW OF CARDIFF AIRPORTS - Senedd Business
This paper was commissioned by Cardiff International Airport Ltd (CIAL) from Northpoint Aviation, in order to provide independent expert evidence with which to: |
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Consultation Draft Cardiff Airport and Gateway Development Zone
Planning Policy Wales, Edition 10 (December 2018) (PPW) - sets out the land- use planning policies of the Welsh Government and is supplemented by a series of |
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Maximising the Economic Benefits of the Welsh Governments
The performance of Cardiff International Airport (CIA) in the period preceding Welsh Government acquisition was weak compared with peer cities in the UK, |
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Cardiff Airport RNAV Replications: - Civil Aviation Authority
Cardiff Airport Limited in conjunction with NATS Between 16th December and 24th March, Cardiff International Airport Limited carried out a consultation, |
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Cardiff RNAV ACP - Issue 2 (Redacted) - Civil Aviation Authority
NATS Cardiff On Behalf of Cardiff International Airport Limited aircraft will then fly one of the Cardiff Airport IAPs (Instrument Approach Procedures) to land |
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Cardiff Airport - Senedd Business
passengers 6 The airport is operated at arms length on a commercial basis by Cardiff International Airport Ltd (CIAL) CIAL are responsible for all of the airport |
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Cardiff Airport - Senedd Business
The report refers to Oxera's assessment of the economic impact of Cardiff Airport and points strongly towards it fulfilling its important role as Wales' international |
