George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) Reviews

This review is of the George Best City Airport, situated in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The airport is one of two in Belfast and is situated around three miles from Belfast city centre. I've noticed a few people, both on-line, and at the airport, commenting on whether the airport should have been named after George Best, and ...  Read the complete review

The advantages of Belfast City Airport are few but meaningful. Most significant is the location. While the 'International Airport' is situated about 12 miles the other side of the city, out in the back end of no where on the hills of Antrim, Belfast City is right on the doorstep of Northern Ireland's Capital. A bus to the ...  Read the complete review

I regularly use Belfast City Airport and on the whole it's a very good airport. The airport is sometimes referred to as the harbour airport because of its close proximity to the harbour. However it's now known as the George Best City Airport after the late George Best who was a football player. Location It's located ...  Read the complete review

I remain open to correction, but I believe Belfast City Airport can probably claim to be one of the only airports in the world to be named after a wife beater. I'd add the word "alcoholic" but then there are more than a few airports named after famous politicians who appreciated too much of the grain or the ...  Read the complete review

Name: "George Best" Belfast City Airport Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland; 20 minutes by bus from the city centre Number of Flights: 3000 and 183,000 passengers a month Year of Operation: since 1952 Website: www.belfastcityairport.com FORMERLY known as Belfast City Airport, the airport is ...  Read the complete review

Due to the redesign of the terminal building and parking, and with a new entrance, they have effectively moved the entire airport 200 yards down the road. Parking is on the whole very easy, if a little expensive. once you are inside the main building you find a neat, clean layout. the check-in is to the right, with a lone newsstand for ...  Read the complete review

I use Belfast City Airport weekly and I am continually disappointed about the lack of thought that has gone into the ?new? terminal. OK so the L/S and S/S car parks are a we bit better, but the train station is now about a mile?s walk away, the car park monitors have some ridiculous scheme about drop off and pick up points, (drop off at ...  Read the complete review

Well it has to be said, Belfast City's new terminal is a Major improvement on its last one! The parking facilities are much improved , there is much more space, and at last when you enter the building you actually feel as if you are in an Airport!! That said it could still be a lot better. Originally the building was to be twice ...  Read the complete review

Having lived in Belfast for most of my life one of the best things to happen was wen they opened Belfast City Airport, although it is very small it is like a family situation and is only a few monents drive from anywhere in Belfast. The parking is a lot cheeper that its big brother Belfast International Airport and all the facilities are ...  Read the complete review

It's more than likely that flying into Belfast, you will fly into the International Airport, which unfortunately is not actually in Belfast, but in reasonably nearby Templepatrick and will cost you 45 minutes and either 8£ on a bus (return) or 25£ (at least!) in a taxi to get to the City Centre. But if you have the option and perhaps ...  Read the complete review