Belfast international airport is Ireland’s second busiest
airport after Dublin. The airport is considered the gateway to Belfast, a city
known to have a troubled past. Easily accessible from Northern Ireland and a
ferry trip away from England, there are many ways of travelling to and from
Belfast airport using various modes of transport. With Belfast becoming a popular travel
destination for weekend breaks, there are also a lot of European carriers which provide huge discount on airline tickets for various destination.
The airport provides facilities for business, disabled and
children travelers. Those who wish to drive to the airport find the route
easily accessible because of different signs posted on the roads. These are the
different ways of reaching Belfast airport.
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Car: Travelling to airport by car is
considered a convenient option. If you have a personal car then there are a lot
of cheap parking options available at the airport, else you can always hire a
car.
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Train: You can also travel by train.
Nearest services operate from Antrim which is six miles from the Belfast
international airport. If you want to travel to Dublin, then you can choose
express train from the Belfast station.
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Coach: You can also reach the Belfast
airport from national express which operates throughout UK and is also
considered a reliable option. For detailed information on its timings and
services, you can also check their website.
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Taxi: Travelling by taxi is convenient
and fast but is considered a tad expensive when compared to other options.
There are more than 250 companies that offer taxi services to Belfast and its
surrounding areas.
By housing many low cost carriers (Easy jet, Thomas Cook
etc), Belfast is trying hard to establish itself as a prominent travel
destination especially for short vacations and going by the response, the plan
certainly seems to have worked.
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