Cardiff International Airport is the UK’s fastest growing regional airport with over two million passengers passing through there last year. It is situated approximately 12 miles south west of Cardiff in the village of Rhoose, which is just 10 miles from Junction 33 on the M4. To get to Cardiff Airport take the Junction 33 exit & follow the A4232 taking the first exit off at Culverhouse Cross, then follow the signs to the airport along the A4050 & A4226. Highland Airways operate several daily services between Anglesey & Cardiff, providing a quicker alternative to commuters travelling between North & South Wales previously relying on the A470 or rail link.There is a good selection of both scheduled & charter flights from this airport, covering both domestic & European destinations. Check out our Cardiff Airport Flights for details on destinations which can be reached from Cardiff Airport, as well as the contact details for airlines, holiday companies & ground handling agents who operate from there.
It is worth hiring a car from the airport as this provides the most flexible method of getting around. There are four major car hire companies based at Cardiff Airport just outside the arrivals hall, & our guide to car hire at Cardiff Airport provides full contact details & information about these car rental agencies as well as some outside the airport & local executive & limousine hire companies.If you are meeting someone at Cardiff Airport then check our page on Cardiff Airport live flight arrivals: or if you are leaving from there we provide live flight departure information as well as listings of shops at the airport where you can purchase duty free goods, change your money or get a last minute book or magazine for your journey. If you want to find out where to get a drink or snack while waiting for your flight, then visit our information on bars & restaurants at Cardiff International Airport.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/784892
