Birmingham International Airport

With an extensive range of facilities for passengers, visitors, and staff, the Birmingham International Airport is a huge endeavor to make your duration at the airport as comfy as possible. The city of Birmingham is a well-known hotspot for tourists and students from around the world. No wonder the number of airlines using the airport constitutes a sizeable list: Adria Airways, Aer Lingus, AeroSvit Airlines, Air France, Air Malta, Air Slovakia, Air Transat, Air-India, Ajet (Helios Airways), BA Connect, bmibaby, BritishJET.com, City Airline, Continental Airlines, Cyprus Airways, Eastern Airways, Emirates, Eurocypria, Eurojet, European Air Charter, Excel Airways, First Choice Airways, flybe, Flywho, Hapag Lloyd Express, KLM, Lufthansa, Mahan Air, Monarch Scheduled, MyTravel Airways, Pakistan International Airlines, Ryanair, SAS, SkyEurope Airlines, SN Brussels Airlines, Swiss, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomsonfly, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Volar.      

     If you’re worried about airport parking there’s a system devised specially for Birmingham International Airport to make an online booking for you. And if you have special needs, this airport has it all in control for you to manage yourself perfectly well through the transit. Then there’s an Airport Prayer Room and Wudu/Washing Facilities for the prayerful. 

     Shopping at the airport is a great surprise, for there are stores such as Serendipity Games, World News, Cotton Traders, Impulse, Boots, and The Soft Shoe Company.  But don’t spend it all at the airport! The city of Birmingham holds treasures for all tourists.  From world-class shopping to historical buildings; from a throbbing live music scene to art galleries, Birmingham has it all. The city is a diverse place for fun according to all age groups. Visit the Cadbury World, Discovery – Millennium Center, and the Botanical Gardens.  And if you’re looking for the truly extraordinary, try the Ghosts and Graveyard Walks! Children would love to spend a day at the West Midlands Safari Park.  And before your trip ends you have to watch a movie at Europe’s largest cinema complex, the Star City. You’ll be glad you visited Birmingham!