There are three main airports in Wales, one based in the North and two based in the South.

Anglesey Airport—based at Valley, Western Anglesey
There are two daily flights between Cardiff, capital of Wales, and Valley. But with an eye to future growth, the local council has agreed for there to be up to ten daily flights. This means that other exciting destinations will not be too long before being included. Already there is mention of flights to Dublin, Ireland and Manchester.
Transportation Enquiries (Anglesey County Council):
> Telephone: 01248 750057
General Enquiries (Operon):
> Telephone: 01407 878056
> E-mail: enquiries@operon.eu.com

 

Swansea Airport
Swansea Airport has daily flights to international destinations.
Telephone: +44 (0)1792 204063
Fax: +44 (0)1792 207550
Website: www.swanseaairport.com

Cardiff International Airport
With daily flights to international destinations.
Telephone: 01446 711111
E-mail: infodesk@cwl.aero

 

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Click here for air travel information. Not a lot of choice here. Unless you are flying out of Cardiff or using "Air Ieuan" from Anglesey to Cardiff. [well the politicians must take precedence over us mere mortals, especially if you are the minister for transport]. Other than Cardiff there are the north western England airports of Liverpool and Manchester for the residents of North Wales and Bristol Airport for the south of Wales. Airports >