I really appreciate this airport! I have family in Devon but I live in the US, so being able to fly…read moreinto and out of this location is a total game-changer for me. They have direct flights to Dublin, which means many major world cities are just one connection away from here, including my home airport, MSP. And considering how many interesting holiday destinations are directly connected here (Greek islands, Canary Islands, numerous beachy parts of Spain, decidedly non-beachy parts of Finland, etc etc), I imagine that people in the SW of England must be pretty pleased as well. Curiously no flights to London, though, as of May 2024. This is the smallest airport I've been to! I'm used to big-city airports so I'm childishly charmed by its small footprint, its adjacent cow pastures, and even the little prop planes parked on the grass. You would think the smaller scale would result in shorter waits at security, but no. Everyone, including flight crews, waits in line for a single person to scrutinize everyone for several minutes. I was in security for thirty minutes on a Friday morning. There are a couple of convenience stores, some comfortable lounge areas, and an actual Executive Lounge with drinks, baked goods, a latte machine, and other snacks. I'm not sure many people would think it was worth paying outright for entry to the Executive Lounge, since the publicly available seating is pleasant enough, but I was glad I was able to get in by flashing my Priority Pass card. My least favorite thing is that they charge you even to drop someone off or pick them up! My dad just wanted to drop me off at the terminal and had to pay five pounds. I think many people just tolerate walking in from the road. I think it's mean to put us in that position. The staff I dealt with were very kind! I had a question about routing my luggage, and several people were summoned to weigh in and ensure that my needs were met. Mostly I'm just glad that, as someone who needs to get to this area from the US, I have this option available.

Good level of operation and safety standards…read more Staff = good Food = reasonable _ bit too danish and coffee in truth Price = High Value = expensive Location = close to A30 Eastbound from Exeter Overall _ Runnway too short for larger planes_which keeps the airport intimate Taxi Rank: Mmmm be alert; twice different taxi drivers (spoke poor English) drove extremely badly and took long route and charged excessive amount and got shirty when queried? So do be careful. Agree the price first and stick to it!!!

Flying from Bristol International is undoubtedly easier and, on the whole, cheaper than going from…read moreone of the London airports, and the price is even better if you can get there on the Flyer service. Unfortunately it's not 24-hour, but they go from around 6am to around 10pm (you may wish to check that!) every 20 minutes or so, ferrying passengers on a loop from Clifton via the coach station and Temple Meads, then up through Bedminster to the airport. A taxi will costs you around £22 (so £44 for a return journey) to Temple Meads, while a return on here is just £9 (singles are £6). They're also almost as quick (20 min journey or so), due to the fact that the traffic is so dense for the majority of the journey that a taxi's extra speed is negated (I was running late for a flight once and shelled out for a taxi, only for the bus I'd spurned to pull up behind us as we arrived!). If you're on the route and travelling at a reasonable time, the Flyer beats a taxi hands down for price.

A great and affordable service operating at all times of day or night, the Flyer is something of a…read moresaviour. When I started out at university I invariably had to pay £25 for a taxi, ever since the flyer service has started operating that cost has dropped dramatically. Stopping at a range of well-thought out strategic locations in Bristol, the flyer is comfortable and speedy. There's always space and no need to worry about it being booked up in advance either/ Helpful, well run and good value, I wish more cities offered an airport transport service as good as the flyer.

This must be one of the easiest airports to get in and out of. Security is a breeze never a line…read more Limited food options once you're in the departure lounge but par for the size.

The date is 23rd July and we're are at Cardiff airport waiting for our flight to Malaga with Tui…read moreairways lots to do in the restaurant loved the runway view from the window loved it boarding our flight on time and departured on time

NOPE…read more Honestly shocked by how expensive Bristol Airport has become. We were charged £8.50 just to drop someone off and we were there for under 2 minutes. No grace period, no short-stay option, just an automatic fee the second you enter. It feels less like traffic management and more like a penalty for saying goodbye. Then inside the terminal, a beer at the Cabin Bar was £8.29. I expect airport prices to be higher, but that's pushing into ridiculous territory. Between the drop-off charge and drink prices, it feels like you're being squeezed at every step. I understand airports need revenue, but this leaves a pretty sour impression and makes the experience feel exploitative rather than welcoming. I'll be looking for workarounds next time and warning friends to do the same..

The car rental return process at Bristol Airport is a mess. The signage is extremely poor, and it's…read morenot at all clear where you're supposed to go. We ended up in the wrong area simply because there were no clear directions, and there was absolutely no one around to ask for help. To make things worse, if you stop for even a moment to figure out where you are, you get photographed and issued a fine of up to £100. We paused for barely a minute while trying to locate the rental return, and still received 3 penalty notices. It feels less like an airport and more like a trap designed to catch people out. I strongly suggest choosing a better-managed airport--London airports, for example, are far clearer and far less predatory with their signage and traffic layout. I'll never fly out of Bristol Airport again after this experience. Travellers deserve clarity, not confusion and automatic fines. Avoid Bristol Airport if you can.

Well this is the smallest airport ive ever been in - its tiny.... but size isnt everything…read more Resident airline is Airsouthwest which mainly does all domestic routes, you can get to most big cities, London, Glasgow, Manchester, Dublin, Newcastle to name a few - If you get booked up early enough they are very reasonably priced All details of routes can be found here http://www.airsouthwest.com/ Back to the airport - Well check in, departures, cafe & gates are all in the same room!! No chance of getting lost here! Has free internet station & loos .... and thats about all there is to say about Plymouth Airport Not a lot of parking & £4 if you are over staying over 10 mins. If i am picking up there just drive back through and get another ticket, rather than waiting and paying £4. No where to park outside

No wonder they call it the Jannerdrome. It is small, verging on the touchy feely. The parking is…read moreappalling. The check in akin to a small boarding house, the departures catering and news rack less than you might find at a street booth. Does Plymouth need an airport. Exeter is less than an hour away, doesn't have problems with fog and takes proper aeroplanes.

I have only ever flown with Thomson, the Swedish travel company, but this isn't unusual. I never…read moreuse the allied services of companies that operate an airline as well as arrange holidays, rental cars etc etc... My approach to going on holiday is to book the cheapest flight that I can find on the net, and then wing the rest when I get there. To my mind it's more fun this way, and not in the least bit scary as I've done it enough times to know that I'm pretty unlikely to come a cropper, and will always find somewhere safe to stay... even if it's a bus station! I have had a few close calls, and have also ended up paying a lot more money for accommodation than I'd like, but all in all, I've definitely saved money on average, and have met some really interesting people that I wouldn't have had cause to talk to had I booked everything in advance. So, Thomson! Great company! I've flown with them a few times and I've never been disappointed. The standards are high, and difficult to beat. The budget airlines like Ryan Air don't come close. I'd be a happy person if my internet searches came back with Thomson offering the cheapest flights to my desired destination every time!

Thomson offer some great late deals, city breaks and package deals. I wouldn't choose them for a…read morelong holiday but for great late packages you can get a real bargain. I prefer to arrange flights and accommodation myself so the idea of paying extra for a middleman to book these for me seem wrong, also you can spend much more time planning the journey which ends up being more enjoyable than a 20-30 minute conversation that is supposed to try to help you find the package you want.

Good experiences on two days with this taxi firm. Pleasant and helpful on the telephone, and they…read morearrived at the promised time both days. Driver helpful, and knows the area well. Recommended.