Flights from Bournemouth Airport
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It has given Bournemouth Airport a totally new look and will enable the airport to handle up to three million passengers. The catering and retail space in the new terminal has trebled in size introducing a whole new world of shopping and dining to make sure your holiday gets off to a flying start. read more |
Bournemouth Airport Car Parking Information
- Turn Up and Park – Long Stay Prices (car park 1 & 2)
- * Up to 2 days £21.40
- * Up to 3 days £28.90
- * Up to 4 days £36.40
- * Up to 5 days £41.60
- * Up to 6 days £46.80
- * Up to 7 days £52.00
- * Up to 8 days £57.20
- * Up to 9 days £62.40
- * Up to 10 days £67.60
- * Up to 11 days £72.80
- * Up to 12 days £78.00
- * Up to 13 days £83.20
- * Up to 14 days £88.40
- * Up to 15 days £93.60
- * Every 24 hours thereafter £5.20
- * Motorcycles per day £3.25
Important information for anyone travelling on a daytrip – Car Park charges up to 18 hours £11.20, up to 21 hours £12.70 and 24 hours £14.00 (Minimum on-line pre-booked charge £14.00 and once payment has been made, no refunds will be given)
Where to Pay
There's no advance payment needed; simply turn up, park and pay on departure, although you will find it cheaper to pre-book. You can make a payment at any of
the automatic ticket machines in and around the terminal buildings before going back to your car. The machines accept all major credit and debit cards as well as
cash. Receipts are available on request.
As an alternative, take a ticket from the arrival barrier. On departure proceed to the exit barrier, insert your ticket followed by your credit or debit card. Your card will be debited with the correct amount and returned to you with a receipt.
Please note if you choose to pay by credit card, you will be charged a £1.50 credit card fee. We do not charge a fee for debit cards.
About Bournemouth Airport Continued
In the 'landside' part of the building (i.e. the area before security which is open to all visitors) you will find the following:
- * Joe's Coffee House - serving a good selection of hot drinks, beers and wines plus sandwiches, cakes and hot snacks
- * W H Smith - selling everything you need for your journey - plus a wide choice of newspapers, magazines, books and sweets.
- * Bath Travel Foreign Exchange - selling currency for all the destinations served by the airport.
- * Bath Travel Shop - where you can book a wide choice of flights and holidays
Once passengers have passed through security, the following outlets are available:
- * World Duty Free Shop - this stunning shop is the place to grab a real bargain on wines and spirits, cigarettes, perfumes and toiletries, handbags, sunglasses and gifts.
- * The Olive Tree restaurant and licensed bar - which serves something to suit everyone, including children's menus, full meals and snacks.
- * Estpresso! - a relaxed coffee bar serving delicious freshly made coffee and pastries to eat in or take on board
- * W H Smith
- * Bath Travel Foreign Exchange and Travel Shop
- * Game Grid - for those wanting to try their hand on the latest games machines
Other improvements
The new departures terminal is, however, just one phase of this massive redevelopment project which has included an extensive range of improvements to the airport's infrastructure:
- * New navigation and lighting aids have been installed which will allow aircraft to operate in adverse weather conditions - and this puts Bournemouth on a par with the major UK airports.
- * The 2271 metre long runway has been completely resurfaced - a project that required a team of 100 people and 50 machines working overnight for a period of two months.
- * The east apron, next to the terminal building, has doubled in size and can now accommodate six aircraft. Parking for a further five aircraft is also available on the west apron.
- * Car parking facilities have been expanded to allow for the growth in passenger traffic.
And during all these works, special measures were taken to prevent harm to protected plant and animal species that inhabit the adjoining ecologically sensitive areas.
New arrivals buildingWork will start soon on a new arrivals building which is due to open in Summer 2011.
The design of the new terminal takes advantage of the building's orientation to make maximum use of solar gain, solar shading, daylight and natural ventilation.
These measures will reduce the need for mechanical and electrical installations which, in turn, will reduce the building's energy requirements.
This innovative building has been designed to produce 70% less CO2 emissions than a traditional building, and it's believed to be the first airport building of its type in the UK.
Commenting on the airport's £45 million redevelopment programme, Managing Director Rob Goldsmith said:
"It has been an amazing experience to have been involved in the transformation of Bournemouth Airport.
We are very proud of our new facilities and hope to become one of the best regional airports in the UK."
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