Cardiff Airport Car Rentals

Departures

Security Every passenger passing through the facility is required to go through the security processes. X-ray devices screen all luggage that is carried in the aircraft hold. Some items are prohibited in hold baggage. When commuters arrive at the security search area, they will be asked to produce their boarding card – this can be an e-boarding on their airline’s app or a paper boarding card. In the preparation area, travelers will be asked to remove everything from their pockets and remove the belt. In case of wearing a jacket, fleece, coat, or thick sweater, they will be asked to remove it and have it placed in a tray. Commuters may also be asked to remove footwear. All boots must be removed. Food or powders (excluding gels, pastes, or liquids) should be kept into hold baggage where possible. Even though these items are allowed in hand luggage, they may obstruct Many of the airlines at CWL offer an online check-in option. Customer

Transportation

Bus The T9 service represents a direct link to Cardiff Bay and Cardiff City Centre. The bus stop is conveniently located directly outside the terminal. T9 Route starts at Cardiff Bay and arrives at the airport bypassing outside Travelodge Cardiff, Hemmingway Road, Atlantic Wharf, Cardiff City Centre (Canal Street). Services at CWL are available up to every 20 minutes, with complimentary travel on weekends. The 905 offers a direct shuttle between Cardiff Airport and Rhoose Railway Station. Services are available every hour from Monday to Saturday and every two hours on Sundays. The 303 bus runs between Bridgend and Barry also stops at CWL. Rail Trains go from Rhoose Cardiff International Airport railway station every hour from Monday to Saturday and every two hours on Sundays. A shuttle bus service from the train station to the airport is available for travelers, the journey takes about 10 minutes, and there is a small charge of £1 per