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Flybe gears up for a busy Easter at Cardiff

Apr 18
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News 18 April Flybe gears up for a busy Easter at Cardiff Operating 122 flights over extended six-day weekend 14 routes in total Busiest routes include Dublin and Edinburgh Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, is gearing up for a busy six-day Easter holiday period (Thursday 18th April – Tuesday 23rd April 2019 inc) from Cardiff Airport when it will...
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Continued passenger growth at Cardiff Airport
Apr 17
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Continued passenger growth at Cardiff Airport In what has been an exciting twelve months at Wales’ national airport, the 2018/19 financial year has ended with a 7% increase in passenger growth. The number of customers flying through Cardiff Airport now stands at more than 1,588 million over the rolling year. On 1st May 2018 Qatar Airways began operating a regular service to Doha, Qatar. This direct flight to the Middle East offers customers from Wales and south west England the opportunity to travel onwards to destinations including Australia, New Zealand, Africa and Asia from Cardiff...
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Heathrow’s passenger numbers rise despite Brexit uncertainty
Apr 15
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Heathrow’s passenger numbers rise despite Brexit uncertainty Over 6.5 million passengers travelling through the UK’s only hub airport, ringing in the 29th consecutive month of record growth for the airport. Notable spikes in the previous month were St Patricks and Mother’s Day, attitudes towards travel remain strong despite ongoing uncertainty around Brexit’. Africa performed especially well over the past month, increasing by 6.2% compared to the same time last year. Domestic connections also saw a slight uplift (+0.2%) with British Airways launching its 2nd service to Inverness and...
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Cardiff predicting "eggcellent" Easter
Apr 12
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An Egg-cellent Easter Holidays at Cardiff Airport As school prepare to break up for Easter Holidays in Wales, Cardiff Airport is preparing to welcome over 61,000 egg-cited customers - 15%* more than last year – and that’s no yolk. This crackin’ news follows a busy first couple of weeks of the summer season – with the launch of two new routes with Ryanair to Barcelona and Malta and flights to Enfidha, Tunisia with Thomas Cook, one of ten summer routes operating on a larger A321 aircraft. Qatar Airways – which was recently awarded ‘Best Regional Airline’ (Middle East)...
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Aviation Minister welcomes new investment to improve passenger experience at Leeds Bradford Airport
Apr 10
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Aviation Minister welcomes new investment to improve passenger experience at Leeds Bradford Airport Major progress has been made on a project to improve the passenger experience at Leeds Bradford Airport, the Aviation Minister saw first-hand on a visit on Monday 8 April. At Leeds Bradford Airport, Aviation Minister Liz Sugg saw construction begin on a major extension to the main airport terminal building, the airport’s biggest investment to date. The extension will significantly improve travel experiences for passengers, including larger immigration and baggage reclaim areas, better...
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Gatwick set for summer with ten brand new routes
Apr 09
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Gatwick set for summer with ten brand new routes Ten brand new routes set to start from Gatwick this summer season, plus airport reveals the summer destinations most desired by UK passengers Nearly 17 million passenger seats departing from Gatwick this summer Meanwhile, this Easter weekend, half a million passengers (550,000) will be travelling through Gatwick (+5.1% on 2018) London Gatwick today reveals the summer travelling trends of UK holidaymakers and this summer’s fastest-growing destinations. Long-haul destinations making the top ten fastest-growing list from Gatwick include Doha...
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Bristol Airport showcasing the South West at global route development conference
Apr 08
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Bristol Airport showcasing the South West at global route development conference A team from Bristol Airport is promoting the South West at the World Route Development Conference in Hannover, Germany this week (8 – 10 April 2019). The conference provides an annual opportunity for the world’s top airlines and airports to explore potential new route opportunities. Key criteria when considering new services are the economic strength of the region an airport serves and its potential to attract inbound tourists. Meetings with airlines from around the world are arranged over the course of the...
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Thomas Cook Airlines base larger aircraft at Cardiff Airport
Apr 08
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Thomas Cook Airlines base larger aircraft at Cardiff Airport Thomas Cook Airlines has introduced an A321 aircraft at Cardiff Airport, replacing the existing A320 aircraft and marked the earlier start to its summer season with flights to Enfidha, Tunisia. The larger A321 will be based at the Airport and means that over 170,000 seats are now on sale from Cardiff, a 25% increase on capacity from the Airport in 2018. With 11 flights a week from Cardiff in the spring, increasing to 14 in the summer, Thomas Cook Airlines fly to ten destinations from Cardiff including Turkey, Tunisia, Majorca...
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Day trip to Berlin from Cardiff Airport using both Flybe and KLM.
Mar 30
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Yesterday i used Cardiff to do a day trip to Berlin to do some plane spotting at Tegel airport. My flight from Cardiff was at 10.10 with Flybe on an E175. I got to the airport about 08.45 which was a bit later than i thought i would be arriving as i got stuck in traffic on the A4232 on the way to the airport. I'd already checked in online and i was hand luggage only so i was able to head straight to security but i did notice how busy in general the check in area was. Security was pretty quick with the new machines better than the old ones and i believe making the whole thing quicker and 2...
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Cardiff predicting "eggcellent" Easter
Apr 12
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An Egg-cellent Easter Holidays at Cardiff Airport As school prepare to break up for Easter Holidays in Wales, Cardiff Airport is preparing to welcome over 61,000 egg-cited customers - 15%* more than last year – and that’s no yolk. This crackin’ news follows a busy first couple of weeks of the summer season – with the launch of two new routes with Ryanair to Barcelona and Malta and flights to Enfidha, Tunisia with Thomas Cook, one of ten summer routes operating on a larger A321 aircraft. Qatar Airways – which was recently awarded ‘Best Regional Airline’ (Middle East)...
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Aviation Minister welcomes new investment to improve passenger experience at Leeds Bradford Airport
Apr 10
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Aviation Minister welcomes new investment to improve passenger experience at Leeds Bradford Airport Major progress has been made on a project to improve the passenger experience at Leeds Bradford Airport, the Aviation Minister saw first-hand on a visit on Monday 8 April. At Leeds Bradford Airport, Aviation Minister Liz Sugg saw construction begin on a major extension to the main airport terminal building, the airport’s biggest investment to date. The extension will significantly improve travel experiences for passengers, including larger immigration and baggage reclaim areas, better...
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Atkins appointed as lead designer and project manager for Birmingham Airport terminal transformation
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Atkins appointed as lead designer and project manager for Birmingham Airport terminal transformation March 2019, Cannes, France – Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, has been appointed to a series of contracts at Birmingham Airport to manage the upgrade and extension of the airport terminals, and to oversee the airfield reconfiguration, as part the airport’s Master Plan to provide a sustainable future for air transport in the Midlands. The announcement, made at the MIPIM* conference in Cannes, today (Wednesday 13th), outlines how, over the next five years, Atkins will assist...
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Final consultation to begin for new Leeds Bradford airport link road
Feb 18
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The final phase of consultation for a new Leeds Bradford Airport link road is to take place where the public will be able to view detailed plans for the three proposed routes leading to Leeds Bradford Airport. Option A offers the most direct route with access to a proposed airport parkway station and new proposed business park but option A is the most expensive with a price tag of around £90- £100 million. Option B passes to the South of the airfield joining the current road network before the existing airport flyover tunnel. The estimated cost of option B is between £60 - £70 million...
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