If you're flying for the first time from Bristol Airport, it's normal to feel nervous or anxious. To help you prepare, it's essential to plan your journey to and from the airport, as well as understand the airport's facilities and procedures. Bristol Airport has no railway station, so you'll need to use road transport such as taxis, private hire, or the A1 Airport Flyer coach to get to and from the airport.
Getting to and from Bristol Airport
The cheapest way to get to the city centre from Bristol Airport is by taking the A1 Airport Flyer coach, which costs from £9.50 and takes around 30 to 40 minutes. Taxis are also available, with fares ranging from £35 to £55 off-peak, and can be booked in advance or taken from the official rank.
Booking Taxis in Advance
Booking a taxi in advance can be cheaper than taking one from the official rank. For example, a pre-booked saloon car from Bristol Airport to the city centre can cost from £51, compared to £56.55 from the official rank.
Airport Facilities and Procedures
Once you arrive at the airport, you'll need to go through security and check-in for your flight. It's a good idea to arrive at the airport with plenty of time to spare, as security queues can be long at peak times. You can check the airport's website for up-to-date information on security procedures and check-in times.
For more information on getting to and from Bristol Airport, see our taxis and public transport pages. If you have any specific questions about the airport or its facilities, you can check our FAQs page.