| Cardiff Airport 10:18 - Jan 13 with 47001 views | johnlangy |
I know you're all desperate to use and support our Welsh airport based in RHOOSE.
So here is the list of flights available for your delectation and delight in the coming year.
Ryanair ✈️
4 flights a week to Dublin 🇮🇪
3 flights a week to Malaga 🇪🇸
3 flights a week to Alicante 🇪🇸
1 flight a week to Tenerife 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Faro 🇵🇹
Vueling ✈️
3 flights a week to Alicante 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Malaga 🇪🇸
KLM ✈️
3 flights a day to Amsterdam 🇳🇱
Loganair ✈️
6 flights a week to Edinburgh 🏴
Aer Lingus ✈️
Daily flights to Belfast City ☘️
Balkan Holidays ✈️
Saturday flights to Bulgaria 🇧🇬
TUI ✈️
6 flights a week to Palma 🇪🇸
3 flights a week to Dalaman 🇹🇷
3 flights a week to Antalya 🇹🇷
3 flights a week to Tenerife 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Larnaca 🇨🇾
2 flights a week to Tunisia 🇹🇳
2 flights a week to Lanzarote 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Paphos 🇨🇾
2 flights a week to Ibiza 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Corfu 🇬🇷
2 flights a week to Alicante 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Rhodes 🇬🇷
2 flights a week to Malaga 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Menorca 🇪🇸
2 flights a week to Zante 🇬🇷
2 flights a week to Bulgaria 🇧🇬
2 flights a week to Kos 🇬🇷
1 flight a week to Dubrovnik 🇭🇷
1 flight a week to Kefalonia 🇬🇷
1 flight a week to Reus 🇪🇸
1 fight a week to Crete 🇬🇷
1 flight a week to Gran Canaria 🇪🇸
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| Cardiff Airport on 23:06 - May 5 with 1439 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff Airport on 13:38 - May 5 by ReslovenSwan1 |
I am not an account xpert in petrochemicals but these sort of works in my opinion should be e not located in residential areas like they are in Barry.
Id not know the details of the risk to human health but w they do seem to have towers pushing out effluents. Hopefully is in only steam. Doe are owners of Union Carbide who you nay have heard of. I need to research it more.
Ineos would not be like this and would have been located on an out of town industrial estate. |
I'd be very surprised if the very efficient planning officers of Barry and officials of the Health & Safety Executive were amiss in carrying out their duties in not ensuring that any effluent which may be emitted from the stacks within the plant were within any acceptable levels.Im surprised that you hadn't raised your concerns before now , or had you. | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 22:23 - May 6 with 1307 views | Kilkennyjack |
Cardiff Airport news summary ⤵️
🛫 TUI is expanding:
📍 4th based aircraft in summer 2026
💺 48,000 extra seats on sale
🌍 New routes: Cancun, Faro, Fuerteventura & Hurghada
🏝️ More flights to: Antalya, Gran Canaria, Palma, Enfidha & Tenerife
🩵 2nd aircraft based here this winter!
⛷️ Crystal Ski Holidays grows its choice:
❄️ Chambéry returns
🆕 Salzburg is new ski route this winter!
🌞 More low-cost flights from Vueling to:
💸 Málaga this summer
📅 Alicante this winter
Ryanair - Europe's Favourite Airline is growing at Cardiff:
🔥 Biggest ever summer schedule
🌍 5 low-cost destinations, including NEW winter flights to Alicante |  |
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| Cardiff Airport on 22:27 - May 6 with 1309 views | johnlangy |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:23 - May 6 by Kilkennyjack |
Cardiff Airport news summary ⤵️
🛫 TUI is expanding:
📍 4th based aircraft in summer 2026
💺 48,000 extra seats on sale
🌍 New routes: Cancun, Faro, Fuerteventura & Hurghada
🏝️ More flights to: Antalya, Gran Canaria, Palma, Enfidha & Tenerife
🩵 2nd aircraft based here this winter!
⛷️ Crystal Ski Holidays grows its choice:
❄️ Chambéry returns
🆕 Salzburg is new ski route this winter!
🌞 More low-cost flights from Vueling to:
💸 Málaga this summer
📅 Alicante this winter
Ryanair - Europe's Favourite Airline is growing at Cardiff:
🔥 Biggest ever summer schedule
🌍 5 low-cost destinations, including NEW winter flights to Alicante |
You know it makes sense. | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:48 - May 6 with 1289 views | Whiterockin |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:23 - May 6 by Kilkennyjack |
Cardiff Airport news summary ⤵️
🛫 TUI is expanding:
📍 4th based aircraft in summer 2026
💺 48,000 extra seats on sale
🌍 New routes: Cancun, Faro, Fuerteventura & Hurghada
🏝️ More flights to: Antalya, Gran Canaria, Palma, Enfidha & Tenerife
🩵 2nd aircraft based here this winter!
⛷️ Crystal Ski Holidays grows its choice:
❄️ Chambéry returns
🆕 Salzburg is new ski route this winter!
🌞 More low-cost flights from Vueling to:
💸 Málaga this summer
📅 Alicante this winter
Ryanair - Europe's Favourite Airline is growing at Cardiff:
🔥 Biggest ever summer schedule
🌍 5 low-cost destinations, including NEW winter flights to Alicante |
Hopefully this will mean my money is no longer needed to bale out the airport. I won't hold my breath. |  | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:57 - May 6 with 1273 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:48 - May 6 by Whiterockin |
Hopefully this will mean my money is no longer needed to bale out the airport. I won't hold my breath. |
There is a future for Cardiff, and thats a good thing. | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 22:58 - May 6 with 1273 views | Whiterockin |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:57 - May 6 by Kilkennyjack |
There is a future for Cardiff, and thats a good thing. |
As long as we don't have to pay for it. | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:59 - May 6 with 1270 views | Dr_Winston |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:57 - May 6 by Kilkennyjack |
There is a future for Cardiff, and thats a good thing. |
Good thing for Cardiff. For the rest of Wales it's yet more money pissed away. |  |
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| Cardiff Airport on 00:28 - May 7 with 1212 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:59 - May 6 by Dr_Winston |
Good thing for Cardiff. For the rest of Wales it's yet more money pissed away. |
Another very parochial post. The only thing Cardiff about Rhoose airport is its name. It is about 45 mins from Swansea and 30 mins from Cardiff.
It takes at least 1 hours off travel times to Bristol all things being equal. |  |
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| Cardiff Airport on 01:44 - May 7 with 1206 views | Robbie |
Sure Micheal Oleary has diverted a small part of his fleet to Cardiff Airport out of his love for Wales and helping CWL out of course .
Guy is a great business man make money asap from anyone who will hand over the cash .
Step forward The Senedd who pay that subsidy for a few shuttles to Dublin .
Cardiff International Airport is a burden which really needs to be looked at from a Welsh taxpayers budget and put right . | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 05:50 - May 7 with 1173 views | EagleEye |
| Cardiff Airport on 01:44 - May 7 by Robbie |
Sure Micheal Oleary has diverted a small part of his fleet to Cardiff Airport out of his love for Wales and helping CWL out of course .
Guy is a great business man make money asap from anyone who will hand over the cash .
Step forward The Senedd who pay that subsidy for a few shuttles to Dublin .
Cardiff International Airport is a burden which really needs to be looked at from a Welsh taxpayers budget and put right . |
Ryanair also have regular flights from Cardiff airport to Malaga, not just Dublin |  | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 00:26 - May 12 with 956 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Cardiff Airport on 01:44 - May 7 by Robbie |
Sure Micheal Oleary has diverted a small part of his fleet to Cardiff Airport out of his love for Wales and helping CWL out of course .
Guy is a great business man make money asap from anyone who will hand over the cash .
Step forward The Senedd who pay that subsidy for a few shuttles to Dublin .
Cardiff International Airport is a burden which really needs to be looked at from a Welsh taxpayers budget and put right . |
Officially it is seen as a benefit not a burden. The base line figures are negative but not greatly cost each Welsh tax payer £6 a year. ( Over ten years including purchase price)
Public documents says this.
"The airport generates over £200 million in Gross Value Added (GVA) annually and directly and indirectly supports thousands of jobs in the South Wales region.
It facilitates over 4,000 aviation-related jobs in the Vale of Glamorgan, ensuring safe and secure airport operations.
Cardiff Airport is a major driver of economic activity, particularly in the South Wales region, with a significant impact on local economies."
The Bryn Glas traffic flow problems is more of a problem for Bristol airport than Cardiff Airport as this affects 2m passengers going east.If they fly from Cardiff they are unaffected. [Post edited 12 May 0:34]
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| Cardiff Airport on 14:13 - May 12 with 883 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff Airport on 00:26 - May 12 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Officially it is seen as a benefit not a burden. The base line figures are negative but not greatly cost each Welsh tax payer £6 a year. ( Over ten years including purchase price)
Public documents says this.
"The airport generates over £200 million in Gross Value Added (GVA) annually and directly and indirectly supports thousands of jobs in the South Wales region.
It facilitates over 4,000 aviation-related jobs in the Vale of Glamorgan, ensuring safe and secure airport operations.
Cardiff Airport is a major driver of economic activity, particularly in the South Wales region, with a significant impact on local economies."
The Bryn Glas traffic flow problems is more of a problem for Bristol airport than Cardiff Airport as this affects 2m passengers going east.If they fly from Cardiff they are unaffected. [Post edited 12 May 0:34]
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Just a small correction, it's s east Wales which benefits .I would love to utilise Cardiff airport but until it caters for my needs then I'll have to use alternatives. | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 14:17 - May 12 with 870 views | Whiterockin |
| Cardiff Airport on 14:13 - May 12 by Boundy |
Just a small correction, it's s east Wales which benefits .I would love to utilise Cardiff airport but until it caters for my needs then I'll have to use alternatives. |
Imagine if you were subsidising the airport and living in North Wales and had your infrastructure cancelled due to funding, no wonder they are peed off. | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 15:02 - May 12 with 834 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Cardiff Airport on 14:17 - May 12 by Whiterockin |
Imagine if you were subsidising the airport and living in North Wales and had your infrastructure cancelled due to funding, no wonder they are peed off. |
Imagine being North English and the the great North South modern high speed link HS2 stops at Birmingham. Why? Because they ran out l of money building unnecessary tunnels to keep southern Nimbys a happy.
Guess what the Nimby stopped the HS1- HS2 links as well which would have given a direct link to Europe.
North Wales gas a fast link to Manchester with the A55. | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 15:29 - May 12 with 825 views | Whiterockin |
| Cardiff Airport on 15:02 - May 12 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Imagine being North English and the the great North South modern high speed link HS2 stops at Birmingham. Why? Because they ran out l of money building unnecessary tunnels to keep southern Nimbys a happy.
Guess what the Nimby stopped the HS1- HS2 links as well which would have given a direct link to Europe.
North Wales gas a fast link to Manchester with the A55. |
Absolutely nothing to do with North Walians having their money spent on something they will never use. Just more whatsaboutary rubbish. [Post edited 12 May 15:30]
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| Cardiff Airport on 19:27 - May 12 with 773 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Cardiff Airport on 15:29 - May 12 by Whiterockin |
Absolutely nothing to do with North Walians having their money spent on something they will never use. Just more whatsaboutary rubbish. [Post edited 12 May 15:30]
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People pay for things they do not use. I pay for the Monarchy and see it as a load or wasteful baloney. The Monarchy owns my coast so gets the wind farm fees. I did not go to the London Olympics or use Cross rail. HS2 compensation was ruled out for Wales so I paid for that as well.
There was a flight from Valley to CWL for a few years. | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 15:51 - May 13 with 655 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Cardiff Airport on 19:27 - May 12 by ReslovenSwan1 |
People pay for things they do not use. I pay for the Monarchy and see it as a load or wasteful baloney. The Monarchy owns my coast so gets the wind farm fees. I did not go to the London Olympics or use Cross rail. HS2 compensation was ruled out for Wales so I paid for that as well.
There was a flight from Valley to CWL for a few years. |
You don't use schools either, maybe we should close those?
I agree though, CWL is a massive burden and the proposed subsidy which, in the words of the report,
Lawyers working on behalf of Bristol Airport have written to the Welsh Government about Cardiff Airport. They are demanding for more information on their £205 million subsidy for Cardiff Airport.
Last week it was revealed that the cost to households in Wales for the state funding of Cardiff Airport since nationalisation is set to increase to £286 per household. In a scathing letter to Welsh Government Minister Rebecca Evans MS, Bristol Airport highlighted how the proposed subsidy would exceed Cardiff Airport's current annual turnover, in each year of the planned 10-year duration and comes on top of the nearly £200m of taxpayers’ money already provided to Cardiff Airport.
Excerpt taken from Walesonline, full story at the following address,
walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/bristol-airport-issues-demand-wales-31630064?int_source=nba
So a subsidy bigger than the airports turnover, whyexactly? Why does the Senedd leave the true subsidy size out of the official statement. The Senedd ignores the CMA who say,
despite the Competition and Markets Authority highlighting considerable issues, including "unevidenced assumptions". (again taken from WoL)
The Senedd is obfuscating if not outright lying, why?
How many NHS staff , police or teachers would this 200 million pay for? | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 16:22 - May 13 with 643 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff Airport on 19:27 - May 12 by ReslovenSwan1 |
People pay for things they do not use. I pay for the Monarchy and see it as a load or wasteful baloney. The Monarchy owns my coast so gets the wind farm fees. I did not go to the London Olympics or use Cross rail. HS2 compensation was ruled out for Wales so I paid for that as well.
There was a flight from Valley to CWL for a few years. |
You can blame successive governments for hanging onto the Crown estates including this one , despite what local councils want it seems that even the 27 Welsh MPs who voted against the motion would it rather be kept under the control of Westminster . | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 21:30 - May 14 with 543 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Cardiff Airport on 15:51 - May 13 by SullutaCreturned |
You don't use schools either, maybe we should close those?
I agree though, CWL is a massive burden and the proposed subsidy which, in the words of the report,
Lawyers working on behalf of Bristol Airport have written to the Welsh Government about Cardiff Airport. They are demanding for more information on their £205 million subsidy for Cardiff Airport.
Last week it was revealed that the cost to households in Wales for the state funding of Cardiff Airport since nationalisation is set to increase to £286 per household. In a scathing letter to Welsh Government Minister Rebecca Evans MS, Bristol Airport highlighted how the proposed subsidy would exceed Cardiff Airport's current annual turnover, in each year of the planned 10-year duration and comes on top of the nearly £200m of taxpayers’ money already provided to Cardiff Airport.
Excerpt taken from Walesonline, full story at the following address,
walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/bristol-airport-issues-demand-wales-31630064?int_source=nba
So a subsidy bigger than the airports turnover, whyexactly? Why does the Senedd leave the true subsidy size out of the official statement. The Senedd ignores the CMA who say,
despite the Competition and Markets Authority highlighting considerable issues, including "unevidenced assumptions". (again taken from WoL)
The Senedd is obfuscating if not outright lying, why?
How many NHS staff , police or teachers would this 200 million pay for? |
The democratic government of Wales are not answerable to some bloke who runs Bristol Airport.
He needs to keep his beak out.
The Senedd are answerable to the people of Wales. Only. | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 21:36 - May 14 with 528 views | Whiterockin |
| Cardiff Airport on 21:30 - May 14 by Kilkennyjack |
The democratic government of Wales are not answerable to some bloke who runs Bristol Airport.
He needs to keep his beak out.
The Senedd are answerable to the people of Wales. Only. |
It depends if what the Senedd is doing is within the rules and regulations. This is why they are asking for clarity which up until now the Senedd have not provided. They will have to provide the details asked for, it just depends if they do it willingly or are forced. | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 17:38 - May 15 with 387 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Cardiff Airport on 21:30 - May 14 by Kilkennyjack |
The democratic government of Wales are not answerable to some bloke who runs Bristol Airport.
He needs to keep his beak out.
The Senedd are answerable to the people of Wales. Only. |
Ummm NO, the Senedd are answerable to the laws of the Uk. They cannot break the laws. There are competition rules in place and the Senedd are most likely obfuscating because they are breaking those rules which is why they have been asked for clarity.
Even governments are answerable and the Senedd are also answerable to Westminster.
You do understand rules and laws and how politicians must stick to them and not lie? | | | |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:03 - May 15 with 340 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Cardiff Airport on 17:38 - May 15 by SullutaCreturned |
Ummm NO, the Senedd are answerable to the laws of the Uk. They cannot break the laws. There are competition rules in place and the Senedd are most likely obfuscating because they are breaking those rules which is why they have been asked for clarity.
Even governments are answerable and the Senedd are also answerable to Westminster.
You do understand rules and laws and how politicians must stick to them and not lie? |
Are you saying that the Senedd are breaking the law ? | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 22:14 - May 15 with 333 views | raynor94 |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:03 - May 15 by Kilkennyjack |
Are you saying that the Senedd are breaking the law ? |
If the Sennedd do try subsidise the Airport to the tune of £205 million of our money, Bristol have already said there will be a legal challenge.
Yet more tax payers wasted |  |
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| Cardiff Airport on 22:14 - May 15 with 332 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:03 - May 15 by Kilkennyjack |
Are you saying that the Senedd are breaking the law ? |
Are you saying they haven't nor would ? | |
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| Cardiff Airport on 15:38 - May 16 with 225 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Cardiff Airport on 22:03 - May 15 by Kilkennyjack |
Are you saying that the Senedd are breaking the law ? |
I said they ARE answerable to others and then asked why are they obfuscating? if they have done nothing wrong, why are they hiding stuff?
The Senedd has been referreed to the CMA so we will find out,
www.gov.uk/cma-cases/referral-of-the-proposed-subsidy-to-cardiff-international-airport-limited-by-the-welsh-government
I'm sure it won't surprise you to find out that politicians lie, cheat and break rules and laws far too often. | | | |
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