Belfast City Airport Information

Belfast City Airport is one of two airports in the city, named after international football star George Best. Belfast City airport is well stocked with good shops full of useful travel and gift-related stuff and there are plenty of friendly, smart bars and places to eat. There’s a cashpoint machine or two on the ground floor of the terminal, one at wheelchair level. There’s a Bureau de Change on the ground floor too, for last minute money changing. Belfast City Airport belongs to the BT Openzone network so you get great free wireless LAN connection in the main departure lounge on the ground floor. You’ll also pick up wireless access in the restaurant and bar area on the first floor, and anywhere in the Conference Centre.

 

Belfast City Airport takes good care of disabled passengers and visitors, business or pleasure. The terminal building ground and first floors, all the car parks and paved areas are designed with easy access in mind. They’ve got an efficient, covered ambi-lift and there are plenty of toilet facilities on the ground and floors. And if you’re hard of hearing there’s a text phone at the information desk. Belfast City Airport also has fantastic conference facilities, well known as an unforgettably comfortable and efficient place for seminars, conferences and meetings.

 

Belfast City Airport is mid-way through the long, slow process of applying for permission to extend their runway by 600m. As you’d expect this is a contentious issue and it could take many years to resolve. In the meantime, Belfast City is still a pleasure to fly from! It is worth keeping an eye on things so if you want to stay up to date, come back soon. In the meantime, use our directline-flights one-stop search facility and find airlines offering flights from Belfast City Airport. For directions to Belfast City Airport and a summary of public transport to Belfast City Airport, explore our Belfast City Airport pages.