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Cardiff Airport to expand winter offer with Ryanair flights to Faro
Cardiff Airport will have additional winter sun seats on sale following the announcement that Ryanair will extend its existing twice-weekly Faro summer service into the upcoming winter season. Starting on 30 October, flights will leave from Wales on Wednesdays and Sundays, with one-way fares starting at £19.99.* The ultra-low-cost airline, will also fly to Dublin four times weekly during the winter, with departures on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. As a destination, Faro is an all-rounder, popular with travellers seeking sun, sea and surf. As the Algarve’s capital, the city is a hidden gem, as many tourists skip its hospitality for the resorts on the outskirts. Consequently, Faro is unspoilt and contains rich history and...
Cardiff Airport gains first ever Romanian route and resumption of Italy services with Wizz Air this winter
Cardiff Airport gains first ever Romanian route and resumption of Italy services with Wizz Air this winter Cardiff Airport is pleased to confirm direct flights to Italy again and the first ever regular connection to Romania from Wales, when Wizz Air launches services to Milan and Bucharest this winter. The ultra-low-cost airline, will offer two weekly flights to both European cities from 30 October. Flights are now on sale and available to book at wizzair.com, with one-way fares starting from £20.99. Scheduled services were last operated to Italy in 2019, whereas the airport has never had regular flights to Romania. The new links will make it easier for travellers wanting to re-unite with friends and loved ones, fly for business and...
Cardiff Airport welcomes Aer Lingus back to Wales with Belfast City service
Cardiff Airport welcomes Aer Lingus back to Wales with Belfast City service Thanks to Aer Lingus and its partner Emerald Airlines, Cardiff Airport is pleased to announce the resumption of flights to the important UK domestic destination of Belfast in Northern Ireland. Emerald Airlines, the exclusive Aer Lingus Regional operator, will link the two capital cities five times weekly from 7 July. Flights are now on sale and available to book at aerlingus.com, with fares starting from £39.99*. Emerald Airlines opened its base at Belfast City, just five minutes from the city centre, earlier this year. Cardiff’s inclusion in the airline’s latest expansion at the airport is great news for passengers wanting to re-unite with friends and family...
Summer Season delivers increased connectivity at Cardiff Airport
Summer Season delivers increased connectivity at Cardiff Airport Sunday 27th March heralds the start of the Summer 2022 season at Cardiff Airport, with the busiest summer since 2019 expected at the Welsh capital city gateway. The summer schedule, which runs until the end of October, will see Cardiff offer more than 25 routes to popular business and leisure destinations as the airport continues to rebuild its connectivity post-pandemic. The airport will receive a major boost to its passenger figures and recovery on 8 April when ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air UK launches its base operation to nine holiday destinations in Cyprus, Greece, Portugal and Spain. The airport’s newcomer will add to the existing comprehensive leisure route...
Cardiff Airport appoints new Aviation Development Manager
Cardiff Airport appoints new Aviation Development Manager Cardiff Airport is pleased to announce the appointment of Marc Watkins as its new Aviation Development Manager. Watkins brings to the post over 25 years of experience in the UK aviation sector, including working in account management and route development roles for over 13 years at Birmingham and Coventry Airports. As well as running his own B2B communications company, Watkins was also Editor at aviation route development publication anna.aero for six years. He gained a Bachelor of Science degree in Transport Management from Aston University in Birmingham, and he also holds a Master of Science degree in Air Transport Management from Cranfield University. In his new role, Watkins’...
Today the national airport for Wales is celebrating the first flight to Paris Orly with Vueling. Customers on board the inaugural flight to Paris were surprised at the departure gate with fresh coffee, courtesy of Swansea-based coffee company SO Coffee, as well as croissants and pastries. A water cannon salute, co-ordinated by the Fire Section, marked the first outbound flight from Cardiff to the French capital. The new route operates twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays between Cardiff and Paris, providing the opportunity for customers to book an exciting getaway to one of the world’s greatest cities and explore all that Paris has to offer, from beautiful architecture galleries and museums, patisseries, shops and Michelin-star...
Cardiff-Dublin service launches with Ryanair
Last night saw flights to Dublin from Cardiff take off with Ryanair, once again connecting the Welsh and Irish capitals. Travelling passengers were surprised at the gate with novelty celebration cupcakes, created by local artisan bakery, The Vale Cake Boutique, to mark the occasion. The Cardiff-Dublin service operates on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, making it easy for customers to travel not only for business, but to visit friends and relatives, or explore a vibrant city rich with great pubs, restaurants and architecture. Dublin is also located close to stunning coastline and is an excellent starting point for further exploring Ireland’s beautiful landscapes. The new service is also welcome news for sports teams and their...
Flights to Paris set to take off with Vueling Low-cost airline Vueling has today announced a new service from Cardiff to Paris, taking off on 2nd November 2021. The route will operate twice a week with flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Flights are now on sale and available to book. The news comes as a result Vueling’s acquisition of slots at Paris Orly, enabling the airline to expand and operate 32 new routes from November. Cardiff’s inclusion in this expansion is great news for passengers wanting to re-unite with friends and relatives, explore Paris on a city break, and for business and sports travel. Since the collapse of Flybe in 2019, it has been Cardiff Airport’s priority to re-instate key routes lost due to the impact of the...
Ryanair adds flights to Dublin from Cardiff
Ryanair has announced today that it will operate four flights a week between Cardiff and Dublin, once again connecting the capitals of Wales and Ireland. Flights commence on 31st October, and will operate on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, enabling customers to easily fly between Wales and Ireland. This is welcome news for customers looking to reconnect with friends and relatives, business travellers, and those wanting to take a break and explore the city and Ireland’s natural beauty. The Cardiff-Dublin route is also key for travelling sports teams and fans attending rugby, football and other fixtures in both Wales and Ireland, notably this year’s Autumn Internationals and the Six Nations Championship in 2022, with games set...

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