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Cardiff International Airport (CWL)
Tel: (01446) 711 111.
Website: www.cwlfly.com
The airport is located at Rhoose, 19km (12 miles) southwest of the city centre. As a regional airport, it is much smaller than the major UK international hubs. Even so, it handles currently about 1.5 million passengers annually, with a capacity for 3 million.
Airport facilities: Banking and exchange facilities are available. There is also a 24-hour information desk, ATMs, duty-free shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs and car hire from Avis, Europcar and Hertz.
Business facilities: There is no business centre in the airport. There is an executive lounge in the departures lounge, with Internet access, fax and photocopiers, as well as refreshments and newspapers. Fax and photocopying facilities are available at the information desk in the main terminal.
Transport to the city: A rail link connects Cardiff International Airport to Cardiff Central and Bridgend via a free shuttle bus to Rhoose Cardiff International Station. Trains run each direction every hour, with onward connections possible to other destinations on the rail network. For further information, including fares and timetables, contact National Rail Enquiries (tel: 0845 748 4950; website: www.nationalrail.co.uk). Cardiff Bus (tel: (029) 2066 6444; website: www.cardiffbus.com) service X91 operates direct between Cardiff city centre (including Central Station) and the airport with up to a half hourly frequency on Mondays to Fridays, hourly on Saturdays and Sundays. Additional Cardiff Bus service 95 runs via Barry on Monday to Saturday evenings.
Tel: (01446) 711 111.
Website: www.cwlfly.com
The airport is located at Rhoose, 19km (12 miles) southwest of the city centre. As a regional airport, it is much smaller than the major UK international hubs. Even so, it handles currently about 1.5 million passengers annually, with a capacity for 3 million.
Airport facilities: Banking and exchange facilities are available. There is also a 24-hour information desk, ATMs, duty-free shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs and car hire from Avis, Europcar and Hertz.
Business facilities: There is no business centre in the airport. There is an executive lounge in the departures lounge, with Internet access, fax and photocopiers, as well as refreshments and newspapers. Fax and photocopying facilities are available at the information desk in the main terminal.
Transport to the city: A rail link connects Cardiff International Airport to Cardiff Central and Bridgend via a free shuttle bus to Rhoose Cardiff International Station. Trains run each direction every hour, with onward connections possible to other destinations on the rail network. For further information, including fares and timetables, contact National Rail Enquiries (tel: 0845 748 4950; website: www.nationalrail.co.uk). Cardiff Bus (tel: (029) 2066 6444; website: www.cardiffbus.com) service X91 operates direct between Cardiff city centre (including Central Station) and the airport with up to a half hourly frequency on Mondays to Fridays, hourly on Saturdays and Sundays. Additional Cardiff Bus service 95 runs via Barry on Monday to Saturday evenings.
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Cardiff International Airport
