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Guests on flights to Bristol will marvel at what the city has to offer. Amble along its historic port, check out museums, go to art galleries or try one of its many fine restaurants. There are many things to see and do in Bristol, you don't have much time to get bored or think how to pass time.
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Bristol Airport is the main airport serving the city and surrounding areas. It is the 9th busiest airport in the UK handling over 6 million passengers a year. Its major amenities include lounges, ATMs, shops, restaurants, parking and car hire.
The top carriers flying in and out of Bristol Airport are the following: easyJet, Ryanair and Thomson Airways.
Bristol Airport is location 8 miles south of the city centre.
Bristol is served by bus or coach and there are regular services to and from the airport. Travel time to the city is around 8 minutes. To get to the rail station (Bristol Temple Meads), passengers should take the Airport Flyer Express which runs every 8 minutes. The bus also stops at the Bristol Bus Station. Other means of moving to and from the airport include taxis and rental cars.