Operating 122 flights over extended six-day weekend 14 routes in total Busiest routes include Dublin and Edinburgh ...
In what has been an exciting twelve months at Wales’ national airport, the 2018/19 financial year has ended with a 7% increase in passenger growth.
As school prepare to break up for Easter Holidays in Wales, Cardiff Airport is preparing to welcome over 61,000 egg-cited customers - 15%* more than last year – and that’s no yolk.
Super Break has launched a new programme of exclusive breaks to Akureyri, North Iceland – a destination previously unreachable direct from UK airports.
Gender Pay Gap Report ...
A321 increases capacity by 25% from Wales’ national airport...
Special Superintendent Jason Coleman...
Flybe statement...
Twice weekly flights take off today!...
New layout from today...
Cardiff Airport has raised a grand total of £2394.56 for Velindre Cancer Centre. ...
Today, Cardiff Airport will welcome the first wave of Irish rugby fans who are arriving in their masses in readiness for the Guinness Six Nations Wales V Ireland Grand Slam decider, which takes place on Saturday at the Principality Stadium.
Economy and Transport Minister, Ken Skates officially opened the new passport checking system at Cardiff Airport on 6th March.
Cardiff Airport will welcome over 31,000 customers over half term week, an increase of 4% compared to half term last year.
More flights to Dublin...
More flights for five weeks...
A transformational year underpinned by a further 8% growth in passenger numbers...
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (25 Jan) announced a new Cardiff route to Malaga.
A new flight handling operator.
