Located 4 miles (6 km) north east of Southampton city, Southampton Airport was built over the remains of a Roman Vila in 1910. It was in fact in that year when pioneer pilot Edwin Rowland Moon used the site, formerly known as North Stoneham Farm, as a take-off and landing spot for his monoplane. The airport is owned and operated by AGS Airports who also owns and operates Aberdeen and Glasgow Airports.

Having handled over 2 million passengers in 2017, Southampton serves both domestic and international flights to locations such as Dublin, Amsterdam, Paris, Hannover or Alicante. The airport is a busy transport hub, and can be easily reached by public transport. There is a dedicated train service, which takes passengers to the centre of the city in 10 minutes and its own railway station called Southampton Airport Parkway. For those who prefer driving to the airport and parking their car for the duration of the trip the airport offers a wide array of on-airport and off-airport parking facilities. To compare and get the best deal on Southampton airport parking use Airport Parking Shop.

Looking for a taxi to Southampton Airport? The Southampton Airport Guide list trusted Southampton taxi and transfer companies, book in advance to save money!

As a major national and international transport gateway to the Southern part of England, Bournemouth Airport is experiencing an increase in popularity and passenger numbers. It serves approximately 600,000 passengers a year and boasts a list of 36 destinations.

With the recent £45m investment to improve their terminal, Bournemouth airport provides passengers with fantastic facilities, superb car parking options, and excellent shopping experience.

London Luton Airport is situated less than a couple of miles (3 km) east of the the town centre of Bedfordshire, which is within the Borough of Luton, about 30 miles north of Central London just off Junction 10a of the M1. Luton Airport was responsible for 9,617,697 passenger’s flights last year, 2012.

London Luton Airport was previously called Luton International Airport and was initially opened as the Luton Municipal Airport back on July the 16th, 1938. The airport is a busy transport hub, and can be easily reached by public transport. For travellers who prefer driving to the airport there are excellent on-airport and off-airport parking facilities.

Looking for a reputable taxi transfer service to get you to or from Luton Airport? Head over to the Luton Airport Guide who have a long list of trusted Luton Taxi companies.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is an international airport based within the City of Liverpool and serves the North West of England. Located on an estuary of the River Mersey, Liverpool Airport is 7.5 miles (12 km) southeast of Liverpool’s city centre.

The airport is easily accessible via public transport and via road, offering excellent car parking options. To compare the parking at Liverpool airport feel free to use our partner site Airport Parking Shop. Alternatively, if you don’t want to leave you car at the airport, you can book a Liverpool Airport taxi from a list of trusted taxi companies via the Liverpool Airport Guide.

You can also use the Liverpool Airport Guide to browse through a selection of Liverpool Airport Hotels and Nearby B&Bs.

Liverpool Airport has taken it’s name, Liverpool John Lennon Airport, from the Liverpudlian musician John Lennon who was a member of the boy band ‘The Beatles’. The Beatles were formed in 1960 and were a worldwide hit throughout the 60’s and their music remains popular to this day with many of the older generations.

Bristol Airport is situated at Lulsgate Bottom in North Somerset and serves the city of Bristol and surrounding areas. Last year they handled nearly 6 million passengers.  Bristol Airport is located located 8 miles (13 km) south of Bristol city centre and is easily accessible by car, with excellent car parking available in and around the airport and there are plenty of car hire providers inside the terminal building.

Should you require a taxi to or from the airport, the Bristol Airport Guide list reliable Bristol taxi companies on their website, you should book in advance to save money and guarantee a taxi.

If you plan to stay somewhere closer to the airport before an early morning flight, it’s worth checking out some hotels and Bristol Bed and Breakfasts.