Any unattended items found should not be moved and should be brought to the attention of a member of security staff or to the Customer Services Agents.
Travellers enquiring about lost property should call the airport's switchboard on +441446 711111 and choose the 'lost property' option to leave a voicemail. The voicemail should include a full description of the item, the time, date and location where it was last seen and your contact details. The enquirer's call will only be returned if the item is found.
Lost property which has been found at the airport will be available for collection from 6pm - 8pm all year round.
If property has been left on an aircraft, please contact the relevant airline, tour operator or handling agent. Click here for contact details.
New Chair will lead the national airport for Wales in in the next phase of its exciting journey...
Cardiff Airport welcomes the report published today [Tuesday 11 June] by the Welsh Affairs Committee into the devolution of Air Passenger Duty (APD).
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, yesterday (4 June) celebrated the first flight on its new Cardiff to Malaga route.
Flights on 8 routes plus added flights to Dublin, Edinburgh and Paris...
13th - 19th May...
Cardiff Airport has reinforced its position on the matter – calling for the tax to be devolved and then reduced or abolished.
Cardiff Airport has reinforced its position on the matter – calling for the tax to be devolved and then reduced or abolished.
Since launching in May 2018, Qatar Airways has connected passengers in Wales and the South West to over 160 destinations worldwide.
The end of April 2019 marked an important milestone for Wales’ national airport in terms of passenger growth.
Flights to Croatia, Egypt and Italy Summer 2020 holidays also on sale ...
