Cheap Flights from Belfast to Bristol

This information is correct as of January 2016

Airlines that fly from Belfast to Bristol

easyJet fly direct from Belfast-International to Bristol. There are currently no direct flights from Belfast-City.

Terminal Information – Departing

Belfast International Airport has one terminal. The departure lounge has a small but good range of shops and eateries. There are five shops to browse: Aelia Duty Free, Superdrug, WH Smith, Traveller and Discover Belfast. There are two coffee shops to choose from at the airport, perfect if you're on the early-morning flight. If you're on the evening flight you can indulge in a tipple at The Lagan Bar. There's a Burger King for quick snacks, and a grill house if you want to take a little longer over dinner. There's one executive lounge at Belfast International Airport, which was refurbished at the beginning of 2016.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Bristol Airport has one terminal which is well connected to the city. The Flyer Express bus goes direct from the airport to the city centre. A one-way ticket costs £7* while a one-month return costs £11.* You can find coaches to other nearby destinations, such as the pretty beach town of Weston-super-Mare, just outside the arrivals hall. There's a taxi rank outside the airport if you prefer to avoid public transport. The car hire reception area is just a short walk away from the terminal building. It's always a good idea to pre-book your car hire, and with Skyscanner you can compare all of the biggest brands to find the best deals.

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Practical Information

We recommend arriving at the airport at least 90 minutes before your flight is scheduled to depart: earlier if you have hold luggage to check in. You don't need a passport to fly between Bristol and Belfast. You will need to show some ID at the departure gate. Driving licenses, NUS cards, and senior citizen bus cards are among the forms of acceptable identification. For a full list of approved ID, visit easyJet's website.

What to expect in Bristol

You may have trouble spending Northern Irish bank notes in England, so wait until you arrive at Bristol Airport to visit the cash machine. The weather in Bristol is warmer than Belfast, especially during the summer months. During July you can expect an average temperature of 18°C and an average temperature of 5°C during February. Bristol is slightly more expensive than Belfast. An average dinner-for-two will set you back about £50* and taxis cost about a third more than they would in Belfast.

*Prices subject to change