The national airport for Wales is preparing to welcome over 27,000 passengers this Bank Holiday weekend.
Cardiff Airport has recently launched a new initiative to support the local community entitled ‘The Touchdown Programme.
In July alone, the Airport welcomed 208,322 customers – the busiest July since 2008.
Global Trek Aviation will benefit from Cardiff Airport’s portfolio of facilities...
18 teams arriving...
Over 318,000 passengers are flying through Cardiff Airport this summer. ...
Three months of consecutive growth...
New advertising opportunities available...
NATS has secured a ten year contract to provide air traffic and engineering services and expertise for Cardiff ...
Wizz Air will operate three direct charter flights from Hungary to Cardiff later this year...
Cardiff Airport invites passengers to join PRM and Disability Forum...
Cardiff Airport reports a reduction of more than 50% in carbon emissions...
DragonFly marks 15 years...
3 new refill water fountains unveiled...
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...
