SOUTHAMPTON AIRPORT PARKING

Information;
Southampton airport is a modest sized international airport in the south of England near the coast. Just under two million people use the airport which is operated by BAA and owned by the international consortium led by Spanish Ferrovial. The main airline to use Southampton airport is low cost carrier Flybe which flies to Aberdeen, Alicante, Amsterdam, Avignon, Bergerac, Brussels, Dublin, Dubrovnik, Dusseldorf, Edinburgh, Faro, Frankfurt am Main, Guernsey, Hanover, Inverness, Jersey, Limoges, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Perpignan, Rennes, Split and other airports domestically and internationally. Eastern Airways, Blue Air, Air France, Thomson Airways, Isle of Scilly Skybus, Aer Arann and Air Aurigny also fly from Southampton international airport. Southampton airport has a Public Use Aerodrome Licence which means that flying lessons can also be taught as well as commercial airlines leaving from the airport. Southampton airport has had an interesting history and some people believe that it was built over the remains of a Roman villa. During the First World War many American officers were stationed in tents outside the airport which later became a camp for refugees. Southampton airport has the airport code SOU.

Find me;
Southampton airport is in the county of Hampshire in the Borough of Eastleigh. From the centre of Southampton you may see signs to Eastleigh airport along the A335 road. If you are driving you exit from junction 14 of the M3 motorway then. Take junction 5 off of the M27 motorway. You can also take the A34 road from Newbury and Oxford and join the M3 at junction 9. To find the airport using GPS follows the coordinates 50.57.01 North and 001.21.24 West. Southampton airport has its own train station which is called Southampton airport parkway. This is easily accessible from major station such as London waterloo and nearby Bournemouth and Winchester.