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At A Glance

Airport Code BHX
UK's Fifth largest airport
Home to over 50 airlines
2 Terminals
Handling 9 million passengers a year

Birmingham City Airport is the midlands premier international airport handling over 9 million passengers every year

Transport

Birmingham Airport is situated on the A45 Coventry road, close to junction 6 of the M42. There are direct connections from the M1, M5, M6 and M40. The M6 toll road provides a fast alternative to the M6, and the airport is clearly signposted from all motorways.

There is short-term and long-term car parking at Birmingham Airport. Parking information is available from NCP.
The Skyrail service links Birmingham Airport directly to Birmingham International Train Station. Regional and intercity rail services depart from there, including a Virgin service to London Euston.

Local buses link Birmingham Airport with the surrounding district. All buses stop outside the terminals. National Express operates long-distance coach services, linking Birmingham Airport to Birmingham and a number of other cities, and provides inter-airport Flightlink coaches linking Birmingham Airport with London Luton, London Gatwick and London Stansted airports.

Black cabs carry up to five people with luggage.

Airport Facilities

Birmingham Airport’s main information desk is situated in the Millennium Link; there is also an information point located in the Departures Lounge. British Airways operates a customer service desks in Terminal 2, and the Visitor Centre in Terminal 1 provides a reservation and information service.

Bureaux de change and ATMs are available in both terminals, and postal facilities are available in Terminal 1.

There is an extensive range of cafés, restaurants, bars and fast-food outlets both airside and landside, and several retail shops at the airport.

A left-luggage facility is available on the first floor in Terminal 1 of Birmingham Airport.

There are 24-hour medical centres in both terminals and a prayer room, and conference and business Facilities in the Terminal 1 Departures lounge. Free work stations are also provided, with credit-card operated telephone, e-mail, modem and fax facilities, and meeting rooms accommodating up to 40 people, with overhead projectors and flipcharts available.
Disabled Access Facilities
Birmingham International Airport is well-equipped with facilities for disabled customers. Adapted toilets and lifts are provided, and wheelchairs are available on request. Help with baggage and check-in is available by contacting the airport information desk prior to arrival, though wheelchair and other assistance after check-in must be arranged through the individual airlines. A Minicom system is installed at the Terminal 1 airport information desk, and there is an induction loop system in operation.

Background

Birmingham airport was opened in 1939. During the war the Air Ministry took over and developed the site, building two hard runways. In 1946 Birmingham Airport reopened to civilian flights. By 1954 there were services to Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Jersey, but the runways were too short for larger aircraft to use. The main runway at Birmingham Airport was expanded in 1966, and this led to an increased number of jets using the airport. As international flights became available, it was evident that an expansion programme was needed. The opening of the National Exhibition Centre just minutes away helped promote the airport in the late 1970s, and in May 1984 the Main Terminal was opened by The Queen. More routes became available and passenger numbers using the Birmingham Airport increased dramatically.

Further development of the main runway helped attract scheduled flights to the USA and charter flights further a field, to destinations such as the Dominican Republic and Mexico. A second terminal was opened in 1991 to accommodate the expansion. The Eurohub was designed to be used by British Airways and its partners, and to be the first terminal in the world to combine domestic and international passengers. Passenger numbers continued to increase annually, and there was continuing development of both terminals and facilities. Today, Birmingham International Airport is the UK's fifth largest airport. There are over 40 different airlines offering thousands of direct and indirect services. Birmingham Airport has superb road and rail links, great facilities and there is ongoing improvement and development

Airport Parking at Birmingham Airport

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