Birmingham Airport
Since its first ever flight in May 1939, the Airport has grown from strength to strength to become the Midlands gateway to the world and position of regional pride.
In 1949, scheduled services began with British European Airways to Paris and flights to the continent steadily grew with services to Zurich, Düsseldorf, Palma, Amsterdam and Barcelona starting. Now, it is a fully International airport serving the world
Birmingham International Airport Overview
- Location - 8 miles east of Birmingham City Centre at the centre of the national motorway network
- Airport Code - BHX
- Road Links - easy access to the M1, M5, M6, M6 Toll and M40
- Rail Links - a free air-rail link takes passengers to Birmingham International Railway station where frequent trains run to Birmingham New Street Station
- Coach Links - served by a network of local buses
- Terminals - 1 terminal
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