Bristol Airport is South West England’s gateway to the world, with flights to over 110 destinations. Bristol Airport officially opened on 31 May by HRH Prince George, becoming only the third civil airport in the country.

We are the ninth largest airport in the UK and England’s third largest regional airport. Around 3,000 people work across our site, and our exciting development plans are creating new opportunities for people with a wide range of skills and specialisms.

Serving our region with over 110 direct routes, we also act as an inbound gateway to the South West. Our airport is defined by our exceptional people, who have a passion for travel, a willingness to go the extra mile, and pride in operating our airport to the highest possible standards.

Delivering a sustainable future for aviation is at the heart of our environmental approach. As a founder member of Sustainable Aviation, our plans for growing Bristol Airport minimise the environmental impact, while maximising the positive effect for Bristol – and beyond. Our aim? To be the UK’s most sustainable regional airport.

In recent years Bristol Airport’s staff, business partners and passengers have raised over £250,000 for a variety of charities. This year Bristol Airport’s nominated local charity is Children’s Hospice South West.