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Compare cheapest Flights from Cardiff Airport

Here, at a glance, you can quickly find the cheapest return flights from Cardiff Airport, if you're flexible on dates there are some good deals to be had even during the summer holiday season. Obviously lowest fares are available during spring and autumn but if you're flying to Amsterdam, Dublin and Paris there are year round bargains. Spanish low cost airline Vueling files direct to Alicante, Barcelona, Majorca and Malaga from Cardiff, many prices we compare are under £100 return, these are basic fares, add £10 to £11 for 23kg of baggage. Thomson do have a good choice of holiday charter flights to the Canaries check and compare below for all latest return airfares. There are some really cheap flights from Cardiff to Dublin with Aer Lingus it's always worth a trip to the emerald isle for a short holiday and especially at these prices and with such good value accommodation in and around Dublin.

Compare cheapest return flights from Cardiff - click destination for details    

Destination	November	December	January	February	March
Alicante  from £45	£45	£55	£160	-	£224
Faro  from £97	-	-	-	-	£97
Malaga  from £53	-	£58	£53	-	£236
Majorca  from £142	starts on 1 April 2021
Tenerife  from £145	£162	£145	£222	£230	£254

Tip: Click in the month column for price comparison between Cardiff and other airports.

Airlines Flying from Cardiff

             
It's the main holiday airlines Thomson and Thomas Cook that fly direct to the greatest range of destinations out of Cardiff. They cover all the important holiday resorts around the Med and the main Spanish and Greek holiday islands. Their summer schedule is aimed at package holidaymakers so there are few bargains for flight only passengers. The main competitors out of Cardiff is Vueling to the Spanish mainland resorts. Aer Lingus flies three times a day in summer and twice a day in summer to the Irish Capital, these departures are used as a quick connecting feeder service for New York, Boston and Chicago.

Route News

It's now easily possible to fly from Cardiff to anywhere in the world, KLM have flights with good connections to literally hundreds of destinations, prices cost only £20 to £40 more than from Heathrow airport. Always worth checking is Air France, when comparing airfares, connections via Paris can be cheaper than London. These flights make use of last years codeshare agreement between flybe and Air France. This has meant Cardiff now has some really good value and convenient connecting flights to the French cities of Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Nantes, Toulouse, Toulouse and Nice. The best bargains can be found on their long haul routes, we advise you look at there offers to India (Bangalore is especially good value), South Africa, and the Caribbean are excellent prices if booked direct with Air France. News of direct flights the middle east in 2014 from Cardiff is still sketchy but it's now a question of when not if flights are to begin.
Why fly from Cardiff? - Location!
The airport is just 11 miles by road from junction 33 or 34 of the M4 and 5 miles south of from the A48. Cardiff city center is 10 miles to the east and Swansea 40 miles to the west.
Public Transport
Although there is no train station at the airport, there is Rhoose Rail Station just a couple of miles away, the regular 10 minute bus service 905 costing just £1 links the airport to the station. The new Trawscymru T9 Cardiff Express Service runs every 20 minutes and takes 40 minutes, service starts at Atlantic Wharf and travels via Cardiff Bus Station, Tredogan (at Holiday Inn) and Barry to the the airport, click here for the latest timetable, fares are £5 single, first bus leaves bus station at 04:25. There are other bus services operating outside the terminal, the X91 is the direct express service to and from the city centre this cost under £4 for the 30 minute journey.
Expect to pay about £25 for the 25 minute Taxi ride between the city center and the airport.
 
Punctuality, there are rarely delays at this quiet airport, it has the 3rd best on time stats for 2012 from any UK airport with more than 1 million passengers, that's really good, even by regional airport standards.
Disadvantages
Lack of destinations, with nearly a million Welsh people now flying from Bristol Airport even though for most Cardiff is closer to their home. There are many reasons, but the obvious one is the lack of direct non-stop flights, just compare the list destinations from Bristol with those from Cardiff. Parking is cheaper at Cardiff, delays are fewer and yet the airport ignored by many locals.

Our Opinion

We view Cardiff as one of the better airports in the UK to fly from. This is not because they offer good value food and drink or quick security checks, they don't, but then which airport does not try to part passengers from their cash and the security queues are no worse than most. If what matters are punctual flights and minimal delays then Cardiff is one of the best in the country.
Home > Flight Map - UK Airports  > Cardiff                    25 October 2020 at 01:12

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