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At Cardiff Airport, many business-friendly facilities help you stay productive while waiting for your flight. These include free wifi throughout the terminal, battery charging stations and postal services. If you wish, you may book a meeting room for either a full or half-day. There are two meeting rooms available, which may be used as boardrooms or theatres. Another option is the 51° Executive Lounge, which requires booking.

There are many ways to access the airport from the city centre, including travel by car, rail or bus. The airport is around 13 miles from the city, on the M4 exit junction 33. The M4 can be accessed from the A4232, A4050 and A4226. Trains depart hourly from Rhoose Cardiff International Airport railway station every day except Sunday, when they leave roughly every 2 hours. A shuttle bus connects the railway to the airport, and the 905 Airport to Rhoose Station Shuttle Bus connects to the Rhoose train station. The other bus service is the 304 Cardiff-Barry-Cardiff Airport-Llantwit Major, departing from the city centre.

You may access the city centre by bus via one of many bus routes; the Dublin Express is generally the quickest. There's either the 782 Dublin Airport to Custom Quay via Heuston Station or 784 From Dublin Airport to Charlottes Way. The Dublin Express operates from Terminal 1 Zone 1 or Terminal 2 Zone 21. Another option is the Aircoach line 700, which departs from Terminal 1 Zone 2 and Terminal 2 Zone 20 and travels to the Dublin city centre. To reach other parts of Dublin, you may take the Dublin Bus from Dublin Airport Bus Park Zone 15, on lines 16 and 41.

Dublin Airport provides passengers with many accessibility amenities. Help Points are located throughout the airport, adapted car park spaces, adapted toilets, induction loops, an assistance dog relief room, changing rooms and privacy rooms. You should contact your airline and the airport ahead of time if you require assistance at Dublin Airport. For those with hidden disabilities, Dublin Airport may provide you with a lanyard or wristband that can be shown to any airport staff member for extra assistance.

A passport is required to fly from Cardiff to Dublin.

The Boeing 737-800 Passenger/BBJ2 (winglets) is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Cardiff to Dublin flight route.

You can catch a nonstop flight from Cardiff to Dublin on on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

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