Bristol Airport expects to see 400,000 passengers this Easter

400,000 passengers are expected to pass through. <i>(Image: PA media)</i>
400,000 passengers are expected to pass through. (Image: PA media)
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BRISTOL Airport is expecting to see over 400,000 passengers pass through on their travels over the coming weeks (April 1 until April 16).

On Good Friday (April 7), the airport expects to see around 27,000 passengers travel through the airport, heading towards sun destinations and cities.

The top sun destinations for customers will include Malaga, Alicante, Faro and Mallorca.

The top city trips include Belfast, Edinburgh and Amsterdam.

The busy airport is expected to only get busier after the airport welcomed both Aegean Airlines and Sun Express during March.

During April, the airport will be welcoming Corendon Airlines and see an increased frequency on the Swiss Air service to Zurich.

Passengers are reminded to arrive at check-in at least a minimum of 2 hours prior to departure time.

Passengers are advised to keep Easter eggs in their cabin baggage and to make sure they’re easily accessible as they may need to be opened for a quick check.

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