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Birmingham International Airport is situated around 5 miles south of Birmingham city, in the Borough of Solihull. The airport is the seventh busiest in the United Kingdom and handles nearly 10 million passengers a year. The airport is a base for airlines such as; Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways and Ryanair, as well as offering many flights by other low-cost carriers such as Easyjet and Bmibaby.

The airport has two terminals and one runway. If you are thinking of renting a vehicle for your stay in Birmingham then visit Car Hire Birmingham Airport, where you will find a wide range of rental vehicles at the best available prices. By using Car Hire Birmingham Airport you can save time compared with the other Internet rental websites and have paid for your rental vehicle within a few moments of choosing it.

The contact details for Birmingham Airport are as follows:

Birmingham International Airport Ltd,
Airport Way,
Birmingham,
B26 3QJ,
Great Britain.

If you would prefer to contact them directly then you can do so by e-mailing Birmingham Airport via their online feedback form at www.bhx.co.uk or by phoning them on +44 870 733 5511.

Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport is located in the Wlochy district of the Polish capital city of Warsaw. The airport is the busiest in Poland and is the main airport used to access the country internationally. It handles nearly half of the country’s annual air traffic and is the main hub for the Polish flag carrying airline, LOT Polish Airlines. As well as this it’s also a hub for airlines such as EuroLOT, Enter Air and Wizz Air.

The airport has two terminals (the Northern Hall and the Southern Hall) and two runways. With the airport being around 25 minutes away from the centre of Warsaw you may be interested in renting a car to get yourself to and from the airport. By visiting Car Hire Warsaw Airport you can make sure you are getting the car you want during your visit to Warsaw. You are able to choose how many passengers you want to be able to fit in your vehicle, as well as the make of the car and the optional extras, such as satellite navigation.

The contact details for Warsaw Airport are as follows:

Port Lotniczy im. Fryderyka,
Chopina,
Ulica Zwirki I Wigury 1,
00 906 Warszawa,
Poland.

You can also contact Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport directly by e-mailing them through their online feedback form at www.lotnisko-chopina.pl. If you would prefer then you can phone them to find out flight information and other general enquiries on +48 2265 042 20.

Lyon-Saint Exupery Airport is situated 20 kilometres southeast of the centre of Lyon, in Colombier-Saugnieu. It is one of two airports serving the city of Lyon and handles nearly ten million passengers a year. It also serves the surrounding towns near Lyon, such as Chambery and Grenoble, as well as the entire Rhone-Alpes region of France. It is the fourth busiest airport in France and is a major regional hub for the airline Air France, as well as being a popular destination for Easyjet, who fly over a dozen routes to and from Lyon-Saint Exupery.

The airport has two runways and a single runway and is linked to the city of Lyon via the Rhonexpress railway line, which travels to the centre of Lyon in less than half an hour. The airport is also served by a number of bus routes, however if you would prefer to hire a rental vehicle for your time in Lyon then visit Car Hire Lyon Airport. Here you will find the cheapest rental cars available in and around the city of Lyon.

The contact details for Lyon-Saint Exupery Airport are as follows:

Lyon Saint-Exupery Airport,
BP 113,
69125 Lyon,
France.

You can also e-mail Lyon-Saint Exupery at relations-publiques@lyon.aeroport.fr or phone them on +33 426 007 007 for direct communications.

Hamburg Airport is located 12 kilometres from the centre of the city of Hamburg, in the small town of Fuhlsbuttel. The airport handles over 10 million passengers a year, making it the 5th busiest airport in Germany. It is served by airlines such as Air Berlin, Condor and TUIfly. The airport has two terminals and two runways, Terminal 1 is the newest terminal, opened in 2005, whilst Terminal 2 houses the airline Lufthansa and other Star Alliance airlines, such as Condor and Germanwings.

If you are going to be travelling around the city of Hamburg then you may be interested in hiring a car to make your journeys easier. If so you should visit Car Hire Hamburg Airport, where you will find the best deals on a wide range of rental vehicles and you will be sure to find one that suits your needs.

The contact details for Hamburg Airport are as follows:

Hamburg Airport,
Flughafenstrasse 1-3,
22335 Hamburg,
Federal Republic of Germany.

If you would like to contact Hamburg Airport directly then you can phone them on +49 405 0750 or you can e-mail them via their online feedback form at www.airport.de/en/contact.phtml.

London Stansted Airport is located 30 miles north-east of the English capital city of London, at Stansted Mountfitchet in Essex. It is the 3rd busiest airport serving London, behind Heathrow and Gatwick and is the 4th busiest airport in the United Kingdom. London Stansted is a major hub for low-cost airlines, such as Easyjet and Thomson Airways. As well these, it is the largest base for Ryanair, who fly to over 100 destinations from the airport, which handles over 15 million passengers a year.

The airport has one runway and one main terminal, in which all passengers are processed. Due to the distance between London Stansted and the city of London itself tourists may want to hire a vehicle to take themselves to and from the airport and the city. By visiting Car Hire London Stansted Airport you can find the cheapest deals on a large number of different hire cars, available on the dates that you specify.

The contact details for London Stansted Airport are as follows:

London Stansted Airport,
Enterprise House,
Bassingbourne Road,
Essex,
CM24 1QW,
Great Britain.

You can also phone London Stansted Airport directly on +44 870 000 0303 or e-mail any general enquiries to stansted_feedback@baa.com.

Copenhagen Airport is located 5 miles south of the centre of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Situated in the municipality of Tarnby, Copenhagen Airport is the largest airport in the Nordic countries and is the main hub for Scandinavian Airlines, as well as being smaller hubs for Cimber Sterling and Thomas Cook Airlines. The airport handles over 20 million passengers a year, which also makes it the busiest airport in the Nordic countries.

The airport has 3 runways and 4 terminals; Terminal 1 is for all domestic flights within Denmark, Terminals 2 and 3 are for all international flights (including those to and from the European Union) and the fourth terminal is called CPH Go and is only used by the airline Easyjet. If you need a rental vehicle to get you to and from Copenhagen Airport then visit Car Hire Copenhagen Airport. Here you will find the best rental cars available in and around Copenhagen Airport at the lowest prices.

The airport also has various transport links to the centre of Copenhagen. The airport’s dedicated railway station is underneath Terminal 3 and serves many routes across Denmark and to Sweden and Germany. There are also a number of bus routes that go to and from the airport.

Here are the contact details for Copenhagen Airport:

Kobenhavns Lufthavn – Kastrup,
Lufthavnsboulevarden 6,
DK 2770 Kastrup,
Denmark.

You can also contact them directly by phoning +45 32 313 231 or by e-mailing them via their online feedback form at www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN/Contact.htm.

Oslo Airport is the main airport serving the Norwegian capital of Oslo. It is also the main airport for all flights coming into and out of the country, which makes it the largest and busiest airport in Norway. It is the second-busiest airport in the Nordic countries and handles over 20 million passengers a year. The airport is located 22 miles northeast of the city of Oslo, at Gardermoen and is a hub for Scandinavian Airlines, as well as Norwegian Air Shuttle.

The airport has two runways and a single terminal, from which all passengers are processed. The airport is connected to Oslo city centre by the high-speed Gardermoen Line, which is served by mainline trains that run frequently throughout the airport’s opening times.

If you would like a rental car for your time in Oslo and the surrounding areas then you should visit Car Hire Oslo Airport, where you will find a wide range of rental vehicles available during the times you are in the city of Oslo. By using Car Hire Oslo Airport you ensure that you make savings over other rental websites.

The contact details for Oslo Airport are as follows:

Oslo Lufthavn, PO Box 100, (Edvard Munchs veg), NO-2061 Gardermoen, Norway.

If you would like you can also phone Oslo Airport on +47 64 81 2000 or e-mail them at passajerservice@osl.no.

Dublin Airport is located in Collinstown, in the Fingal party of County Dublin and is the busiest airport in the Republic of Ireland, as well as the island of Ireland. The airport is located 6 miles north of the city of Dublin and is easily accessible by car, as well as public transport. It is the headquarters of the main Irish airline Aer Lingus, as well as Ryanair and Aer Arann. Other main airlines that fly to and from Dublin Airport are; Lufthansa, British Airways and Air France.

Travelling to the airport from the city of Dublin is a relatively easy journey. Coming from the centre of the city means all you have to do is take the E1 north out of Dublin before joining M50 at Santry. Travel along here until you reach Junction 2 of the M1. Get off at Junction 2 and you will be close to the airport and will be able to find parking. If you need a hire car for your time in Dublin then you can visit Car Hire Dublin Airport, where you will find the rental vehicle you need.

Dublin is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland as well as being the largest city in the country and on the island of Ireland. It has a population of nearly two million and is located on the east coast of Ireland, in the Dublin Region. Most of Dublin’s architecture was built around the Georgian era, with some of the most striking buildings in the period. One of the biggest tourist attractions in the city is Number Twenty Nine, which is a Georgian House Museum. In here you can take a guided tour from the basement to the attic, with every room being furnished with original artefacts from the years 1790-1820.

The legal blood alcohol limit in the Republic of Ireland is 0.8mg per 100ml. This is the same as the United Kingdom and a few other small countries in the European Union and is around 2 units of alcohol, depending on the person drinking. If you feel like you’re close to the limit then it’s always safer to get a taxi to take you to your destination, rather that risk driving whilst under the influence. The speed limits in Ireland are as follows; town and cities – 50kmh, national roads – 100kmh, regional and local roads – 80kmh, motorways – 120kmh.

Cardiff Airport is situated 12 miles west of Cardiff, in the village of Rhoose in the Vale of Glamorgan. It is the only airport in Wales that offers scheduled international flights and the airport is a base for Thomson Airways, Thomas Cook Airlines and Bmibaby. Flybe is the largest carrier at Cardiff Airport.

If you are coming from Cardiff then the journey should only take around half an hour. The quickest way to get to the airport is by heading west out of the city onto the A4232 until the Culverhouse Cross Roundabout. When you get here take the 1st exit onto Port Road/A4050 heading to Barry. Follow this through all of the roundabouts ahead and you will start seeing signs to the airport that take you to the car parks. If you need a car whilst travelling around in Cardiff you can hire one at Car Hire Cardiff Airport.

Cardiff is the capital and the largest city in Wales, whilst it’s the 10th largest city in the United Kingdom. As the capital of Wales it’s the base for most cultural and sporting institutions in the country. This includes features such as the Millennium Stadium and the National Assembly for Wales. Situated in the county of Glamorgan the city has population of nearly 350,000 and is considered one of the main cities in the European Union.

The blood alcohol legal limit in the whole of the United Kingdom is 0.8mg per millilitre of blood. This equates to around 2 units of alcohol for men and 1 unit of alcohol for women so it’s advisable to plan ahead on what you will be drinking before you decide to drive whilst under the influence of alcohol. The speed limits in the United Kingdom are 70mph on motorways and dual-carriageways, 60mph on single carriage-ways and 30mph in built-up areas.