International Airport

Are you doubt when you leave your car in airport in long term period? You will have worried the safety of your car. You should make sure how the safety and service given by airport authority. Some airports give extra service such as Belfast Airport Parking gives spa treatment for your car and aberdeen airport parking.

There is some information in choosing airport parking.

You should find the difference about long stay and short stay parking. If you have a plan in leaving your car in long term period, choose long stay parking. If you book it before, you will get fewer prices.  In contrary, if you are just staying in airport for several hours such as dropping or picking up the passengers, choose short stay parking because this parking type use an hourly rate. For example, you park in wrong place. This is short stay parking. You go abroad in several weeks. Can you imagine how much you will pay each hour during your parking? Don’t choose wrong way. Read More

Comments (0) Feb 22 2012

If you have recently bought and paid for a holiday abroad this article is for you. Here are two pieces of information that will not only enhance your trip but will also save you money on your airport parking fees. There are also plenty of tips here to get the most out of your airport parking purchase and get the best possible start to your trip.

My advice to accomplish both of these seemingly contradictory aims is to book your parking in advance and book Meet and Greet parking. You will charged full retail price if you just turn up on the day so be smart and book ahead to get the best deal.

How can you save money on your airport parking?
To save money on your airport parking simply book in advance but make sure you shop around for the best deal. Most parking companies use a ‘smart’ time sensitive pricing systems similar to the pricing models used by airlines whereby the price of the ticket rises as you get closer to the date of departure. Airport parking is the same so you will pay more on the day than if you book in advance.

The other advantage of booking in advance is that you will secure your parking space. During the summer months many car parks become oversubscribed. It would be a shame to miss your flight whilst you were driving around looking for a space. Book early and you will guarantee you have somewhere to park your car.

Of course you could always park in the short term car park, and I do know someone who did for two weeks, but the parking costs came to more than the cost of the flights! Read More

Comments (0) Jan 04 2012

With the school summer holidays fast approaching and the summer heat fading from the English shores, the prospect of holidaying abroad is becoming more and more of an appetising prospect. Despite the economic hardships and the recent recession, Brits are still looking to the overseas for a well earned break. An estimated 13 million UK residents will be packing up their glad rags and hitting those UK airports. However with the cost of fuel increasing for the aviation industry coupled with the issues felt over April’s Ash cloud fiasco we wonder what the true cost of a holiday will really mean for the average British consumer. The only true way of saving your holiday money is to look to savings on those manageable extras – one being airport parking.

An average family of 4 usual carry around 3 main pieces of luggage – that’s around 60 kg of weight. With estimates of the average baggage charge being around £8 you are already looking at £24. That is also alot of weight to carry around on public transport and as such you are likely to either be relying on a taxi to take you to your airport destination (£50 avg dependent on distance) or travelling by car. Similarly the average cost of airport parking for a week can set you back around £30 if bought on the day. Your luggage is effectively costing you almost £74!

When you book your trip in order to reduce the amount that you are spending will require some serious strategic thinking.. or will it? At the moment the most costly extra seems to be the car parking. If you turn up on the day then you have the additional issue of having to find a spot to park – the truest of holiday nightmares! So how do you make your holiday… less stressful?! You book all the extras online.

The first step to a stress-free holiday is hassle-free car parking. After all the last thing you want is to be spending the holiday money on inflated onsite airport parking. Read More

Comments (0) Nov 07 2011