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i have a 7:15am flight out of bristol airport, of which checkin closes at 6:45. The only train i can get in the morning from cardiff is due to arrive at temple meads station at 5:37am. How far away is the airport from here? what is my best option to get there? i can see info for an internation flyer bus which leaves at 5:50 and arrives at 6:10, or if i miss that one then 6:10 to 6:30. how much would a taxi cost? would it be quicker?
It's about 10 miles, should cost around 15 GBP and take about half the time of the bus (which the airport website says takes 30 minutes rather than 20).
theres a bus taht goes to bristol airport from the station.
You can buy the bus ticket on the bus so my advice would be to get the bus and use that. You always have the back up of plenty of taxis at the train station in case your train or the bus is late.
The good thing is that at that time of the morning you will whizz to the airport whichever option you choose as there will be hardly any traffic and at that time of the morning the bus should be on time.
Have a safe trip.
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