Is there anywhere decent in Bristol airport to have dinner ?
We fly at 17.45pm but have declined the flight meals so we want to fill up before boarding.
I have'nt found anywhere to have a decent meal in the airport, my view is that the new terminal if anthing is worse than the old one.
Does anyone know of anywhere for a good pub lunch near to the airport ?
as we are today, we meet a man at the airport who takes my car off site (about a mile away) and is waiting for us when we land. Very reasonable & very reliable
http://www.xl.com/flightonlydeals/lastminutedeals.asp
Have just booked for £91 plus taxes bringing it up to £131 all in !!
They have other airports too and other destinations also.
we are going on the 8th May for 2 weeks.
hope you find a bargain!
Tina
Have just booked for £91 plus taxes bringing it up to £131 all in !!
They have other airports too and other destinations also.
we are going on the 8th May for 2 weeks.
hope you find a bargain!
Tina
We'll be parking onsite in the silverzone carpark.
As we haven't pre booked our seats I want to be there early enough to try to get seats together, so I don't want to underestimate how long I need.
Thanks
Does anyone have a promotional code for parking at Bristol? there is a box to put one in so they must be out there somewhere
If you go into the General holidays, hints and tips there is a thread there entitled promotional codes. You might get your answer there.
Thanks for that, I have posted in that thread as well but nothing so far.
We are looking to book some parking in or around Bristol Airport later this month. The companies we usually use work out at about £36 but I have found a quote of £23.50 from bristol holiday airpark. Has anyone used this company as we are not familiar with them?
Easy Jet web site are currently offering special deals for car parking at Bristol Airport.
Many thanks.
Its ok, just looked at there website to find out.
easyJet cancels Bristol flights over runway concerns
easyJet cancelled all flights to and from Bristol airport this morning citing "concerns over the reliability of the newly resurfaced runway" in wet weather conditions.
The decision was taken following "extensive discussions" with the airport and the Civil Aviation Authority.
"The safety of its passengers, crew and aircraft is easyJet's first priority," the airline said in a statement.
Customers are entitled to a refund of the fare paid or a free transfer on to another easyJet flight within the next month.
The airline said a further update will be provided before midday today, meanwhile passengers are being referred to the http://www.easyjet.com website for information.
With permission from Travelmole
easyJet cancelled all flights to and from Bristol airport this morning citing "concerns over the reliability of the newly resurfaced runway" in wet weather conditions.
The decision was taken following "extensive discussions" with the airport and the Civil Aviation Authority.
"The safety of its passengers, crew and aircraft is easyJet's first priority," the airline said in a statement.
Customers are entitled to a refund of the fare paid or a free transfer on to another easyJet flight within the next month.
The airline said a further update will be provided before midday today, meanwhile passengers are being referred to the http://www.easyjet.com website for information.
With permission from Travelmole
While the airport authority at BRS were insisting the runway wa fine, it does appear that Easy Jet who ofcourse are the main operator at the airport wish to make their point clearly re the flight cancellations today - well at least this morning. Interesting to see how this develops.
Nivsy
Easyjet not alone, FCA. XL/JN, KM , BA all cancelled and mostly diverted to Cardiff yesterday afternoon - same expected today....................
easyJet, BA Connect, XL, Thomsonfly, Thomas Cook, Balkan Airlines, First Choice, Air Malta, SN Brussels
A total of 28 flights are expected to be cancelled today, with 98 flights diverted to other airports.
Anyone due to fly to or from Bristol Airport over the weekend should check with their airline or tour operator to establish the status of their flight.
David
Golden Eye,
Passengers must check-in at Bristol Airport first, from where they will be transferred to alternative airports by coach. Check-in facilities will not be available for passengers avoiding Bristol and going straight to those airports.
Some flights are still operating from Bristol and so it is important that passengers verify the status of their flight with the appropriate airline or tour operator. But unless the flight has been cancelled, passengers should still check-in at Bristol Airport.
David
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