@Jodatu You wouldn't get 20 coaches into New St, and you'd have to raise the roof - forget it!
All direct flights from Bristol
Flight Summary
Bristol is the most important airport in southwest England, and a major hub for no-frills giants easyJet and Ryanair.
Flights from Bristol are available to a good range of European and Irish destinations, as well as many UK cities.
Bristol also offers a wide range of holiday flights. Thomson Airways and Thomas Cook Airlines serve many European and North African destinations from Bristol airport. Most of the destinations are dotted around the mediterranean coastline, with holidays to Egypt and Turkey becoming increasingly popular.
Destination Summary
Bristol is the largest and most cosmopolitan city in southwest England. Spanning the dramatic Avon Gorge, the stunning Clifton Suspension Bridge is Victorian engineer Isembard Kingdom Brunel's most iconic structure. Nearby Clifton is home to some of the finest Georgian terraces in Britain.
Other city highlights include the Watershed Media Centre, Arnolfini Gallery, the At-Bristol science and technology attraction, and Bristol Zoo.
Quick Facts
- Airport Code: BRS
- Miles From London: 188
James Says
Recent years have seen easyJet's domination of Bristol to Europe flights being slowly eroded by Ryanair, although the 'Big Orange' is still the major player in terms of both destinations and overall passengers carried. Between them, most corners of Europe are covered, although you can also find easy one-stop connections via Amsterdam with KLM or Paris Charles de Gaulle with Air France.
Mark Says
The first, and so far only, year-round long-haul flights from Bristol started in 2005, with the launch of Continental's daily flights to New York Newark, but this route was unfortunately scrapped in 2010.
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