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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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The photographs submitted by me appear as a matter of neutral record only. I appreciate that many find the airport’s presence unacceptable. I have no connection with the airport or any group opposed to it.

I cannot enter into correspondence or supply photographs for any purpose.

Some photographs showing subjects connected with Northern Ireland’s participation in the Euro 2016 football competition.
One of the prominent features is the display, on advertising hoardings, of images of the players – officially described by the IFA as “The billboards feature iconic images of the 30 players hoping to be on the plane to France and are made up of a mosaic of thousands of photographs, sent in by supporters. With representatives from every county in Northern Ireland selected in the extended squad, the billboards also feature the name of the player’s home town. There are also billboards for those players who qualify to play for the country through ancestry. Eye-catching images of important squad members such as Jamie Ward, Oliver Norwood and Conor Washington will be displayed in sites across Belfast.”