Arrivals at Cardiff International Airport

Cardiff Airport arrivals: how to read the board

The arrivals board above lists the flights landing at Cardiff today, with the scheduled time, the estimated or actual landing time and the status of each flight. It updates continuously. Cardiff Airport at Rhoose, on the coast of the Vale of Glamorgan, is the national airport of Wales, a single-terminal airport with a compact schedule of scheduled and holiday flights.

All arriving passengers come out into the same arrivals hall, so there is no terminal to check; allow a quarter of an hour to half an hour between landing and the hall. For a quick pick-up, the Drop off Zone directly outside the terminal is charged per ten minutes and vehicles must not be left unattended; the better option is the drop-off and pick-up area in Car Park 2, free for the first 20 minutes and reached from Port Road only. By public transport, the 905 shuttle bus links the terminal with Rhoose Cardiff International Airport station for trains to Cardiff Central, and the 304 bus runs to Cardiff city center via Barry; taxis wait outside the terminal.

Which flights you see on this board

TUI Airways and Ryanair account for the largest share of arrivals, from Spain, Portugal, the Canaries and the Mediterranean. KLM flies in from Amsterdam several times a day, Aer Lingus from Dublin and Belfast City, Vueling from Alicante and Málaga, and Loganair from Edinburgh. The busiest connections in our route data are Amsterdam, Dublin and Belfast City.

Looking for a departing flight? Switch to the Departures tab. Every airport we track is listed in the airport overview; Bristol, an hour away across the Severn, is the larger alternative.