There isn’t a great wealth of airports in the south west of Britain. Whereas if you are living in the south east, you have all the airports in London, or you’re living in the north where there are Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds Bradford airports, the only airport that is feasibly within commuting distance in the south west is Bristol airport which means that it is one of the most popular airports outside of London (the majority of people who want to fly on holiday living in Cornwall or Devon fly from Bristol because of its closeness to their homes – in this age of soaring petrol prices, the last thing that you want to be doing is driving across Britain and using up an extra few gallons of petrol!).

It is very easy to travel to Bristol airport no matter where you’re coming from. The motorway network surrounding Bristol means that, no matter whether you are travelling from the north, south or east, you will be able to drive very quickly and directly to the airport. For those who prefer to catch the train, this is no easier anywhere else than it is at Bristol airport. There are trains from the country’s larger stations that go directly to Bristol and a regular (every 15 minutes) train service that links the station in Bristol with the airport which means that it is very unlikely that you’ll ever be late for your train, providing that you are able to get to Bristol in the first place!