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Belfast International Airport Opens Dedicated Accessible Parking Area

Belfast International Airport has announced the opening of a new, dedicated accessible parking area, significantly enhancing the travel experience for passengers who require additional assistance.


The new facility features 236 purpose-designed, fully accessible Blue Badge bays replacing the standard parking spaces.



The investment serves as a long-term solution for growing passenger demand and need to guarantee the availability of spaces for passengers who need additional assistance. The project follows 18 months of intensive consultation with the Consumer Council and the Airport’s Accessibility Forum, ensuring that the voices of accessibility stakeholders were fully considered throughout the planning and design process.


Chris Cunningham, Car Park Manager said: “This has been a major investment for Belfast International Airport, and one that reflects the importance we place on accessibility and inclusion. We are proud to offer a dedicated solution, that not only that meets current demand but is designed with the flexibility to grow alongside our passengers’ needs. We are undergoing a significant transformation right across the airport site and we are continuously improving our facilities to ensure a smooth and accessible journey for all.


The new car park is situated to the left-hand side of the terminal building, within close proximity of the entrance. It offers pedestrians a direct route to the terminal building and minimises encounters with traffic compared to previous arrangements. The area includes dedicated waiting zones and call points, with the special assistance service provided by OCS available to support passengers upon arrival.

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