Bristol Airport has announced changes that will impact drivers, with a new internal road layout set to be in place from September 30. These changes are part of the airport’s new transport interchange project, which aims to enhance the arrival and departure experience for passengers. The approach road to the terminal will be closed temporarily to facilitate the construction of a pedestrian bridge.
The airport is investing over £60 million in transforming its entrance, with the project expected to be completed by summer 2025. While the construction works are ongoing, the temporary road layout will be in effect, leading to some disruptions for travellers. The silver zone and car hire buses will continue to operate outside the terminal, and all car park entrances will remain unchanged, with clear signage to guide drivers.
The A1 Bristol Flyer bus service will still pick up and drop off passengers outside the terminal, and other public bus services will operate from the coach park. Passengers are encouraged to check the full map of the temporary layout for a better understanding of the changes. The airport assures that these modifications are temporary and are aimed at improving the overall airport experience in the long run.
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