BRISTOL AIRPORT GUIDE (BRS)

QUICK FACTS Name: Bristol International Airport IATA Code: BRS ICAO Code: EGGD Opened: 1927 Terminals: 1 Runways: 1 Destinations served: 85 Passengers: 5.6m (2009)

MAPS AND DIRECTIONS

From The North
 
Approaching Bristol Airport from the north is incredibly simple and only requires taking one major road. Leaving Bristol southwards on the A38, otherwise known as Bridgwater Road, will lead drivers straight towards the airport. As drivers approach the site, both the airport and the Bristol Airport parking facilities will be clearly signposted along the A38.
 
From The South
 
Passengers heading towards Bristol Airport from the south should make their way onto the M5 which finishes all the way down in Exeter. Once on the M5 head northwards and turn off at Junction 22 onto the A38. The A38 will lead drivers straight to the airport and the Bristol Airport parking facilities which will all be clearly signposted.
 
From The West
 
If heading from Wales it is best to drive towards Bristol Airport via the M4. Drive along the M4 and cross the Severn River. Immediately after crossing the river exit at Junction 22 onto the M49 southbound. Soon the M49 will become the M5 at which point drivers must turn off at Junction 18 onto the A4. Following the A4 will eventually lead drivers to the A38 which they must turn onto. Following the A38 southbound will lead directly to the airport and the Bristol Airport parking facilities.
 
From The East
 
For drivers heading from Bath, the trip to Bristol Airport is relatively straightforward. Simply leave Bath on the A4 which heads towards Bristol. Once approaching Bristol turn off the A4 onto the A38 and follow this road southwards. The A38 heads directly to Bristol Airport. Alternatively, if driving from Swindon it is best to take the M4 westbound and turn off at Junction 19 onto the M32. The M32 will eventually become the A4032 and once on that road turn onto the A38. As described already, the A38 will lead straight to the airport and the Bristol Airport parking facilities.
 
Domestic flights
 
Domestic flights from England to the Bristol Airport include the places of Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly, Leeds-Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle, Newquay and Plymouth.Flights to/from the Bristol Airport that can have access to the Bristol Airport Parking include flights from the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey. Northern Ireland flight destinations and arrivals that may also make use of the Bristol Airport Parking include the Belfast City and Belfast International, as well as flights from the Republic of Ireland, particularly in Cork, Dublin, Knock and Shannon. And of course flights to/from Scotland particularly in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness are available as well.