Bristol Airport Boosts A1 and A3 Bus Services with Increased Frequency

Okay, so the airport buses will run a lot more often. The A1 and A3 buses increase by 88 percent, and the airport hopes more people will use buses to travel to and from the airport.

The A1 bus goes to Bristol, while the A3 bus travels to Weston-super-Mare. Starting April 6th, things change with the A1 bus arriving every 30 minutes.

The A3 bus used to run ten times a day, but now, A3 runs sixteen times daily and stops at a few places too. These include Worle, Congresbury and Cleeve, reflecting the fact that more people use the bus now. Last year, A1 carried over a million people.

Ed Condon works at Bristol Airport and manages transport development. He says demand for buses is high, emphasizing that regular bus service matters to people and noting that buses need to run at all times.

If you’re in Bristol, this helps you know a bus comes soon, which matters for early or late flights. The airport wants more bus riders, as taking the bus is a good option.

The A3 bus mostly comes every half hour during the day, and the night service improves as well. The A3 night service runs at least once an hour.