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The Lagan Meadows is a public park of 120 acres administered by Belfast City Council. It’s more than that however. In practice it’s a piece of completely rural countryside preserved in the middle of the Stranmillis and Malone areas of suburban south Belfast not far from the Lagan towpath. Although undulating most of it is fairly easy going but unassisted wheelchair users might have difficulty in some places.

Originally opened in 1937 when it was built as part of the Short Brothers and Harland Limited aircraft factory. The present airport opened to scheduled passenger flights in 1983 as Belfast Harbour Airport. The terminal buildings were temporary ones – later extended and improved. The present terminal, close to the Sydenham bypass, opened in 2001.

Aer Lingus operates to London Heathrow.
British Airways to London Heathrow.
Flybe to Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Exeter and Newquay, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds/Bradford, Liverpool, London City, Manchester, Doncaster/Sheffield and Southampton.
KLM to Amsterdam.
Loganair to Carlisle.

The airport is also used by a variety of operators for business and medical flights.

This link is to the official City Airport website Link.

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