Cardiff Airport new routes and special visitors 2017

Thomas Cook G-OMYT (Image: The Aviation Media Co.)
Thomas Cook G-OMYT (Image: The Aviation Agency)
19/01/2017 Airline news, Cardiff Airport News, Features, News < 1 minute read
Written by: UK Aviation News

2017 is going to be an exciting year for Cardiff Airport, here’s why.

New airlines/routes:

Airline Destination Start Date
Cobalt Larnaca LCLK/LCA Summer 2017
Alba Star Palma LEPA/PMI Summer 2017
BH Air Burgas LBBG/BOJ Summer 2017
Norwegian Air Shuttle Tenerife South GCTS/TFS Summer 2017
Blue Islands Guernsey EGJG/GCI 02/05/2017
Iberia Express Madrid LEMD/MAD 06/04/2017
Ryanair Faro LPFR/FAO 27/03/2017
Flybe Rome LIRF/FCO 28/03/2017

Thomson/Thomas Cook Long-Haul

Airline Equipment* Date Time Destination
Thomson Boeing 767-300 23/01/2017 23:50 Bridgetown TPBP/BGI
Thomson Boeing 767-300 23/01/2017 23:50 Dubai OMDW/DWC
Thomson Boeing 787-8 28/01/2017 11:45 Bridgetown TBPB/BGI
Thomson Boeing 767-300 05/02/2017 11:40 Bridgetown TBPB/BGI
Thomson Boeing 787-8 18/02/2017 11:45 Bridgetown TBPB/BGI
Thomson Boeing 767-300 05/03/2017 11:40 Bridgetown TBPB/BGI
Thomson Boeing 787-8 18/03/2017 11:45 Bridgetown TBPB/BGI
Thomas Cook Airbus A330-200 25/03/2017 11:20 Orlando KMCO/MCO

and goodbyes…

The last ever flight of KLM’s Fokker F70 from Cardiff Airport is KL1060 which departs at 1020 on the 28/10/2017.

*Equipment subject to change for operatinal reasons.

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