Birmingham airport opened in 1939. Owned by the city council as a municipal airport it was designed to meet the needs of the local residents and the industry of Birmingham city and the surrounding areas.
The main runway was expanded in 1966 and when the NEC opened in the 70's the airport's popularity increased. In May 1984 Terminal 1 was opened by the Queen giving opportunity for more routes and an increase of passengers using Birmingham Airport.
Birmingham International Airport is the UK's 5th largest airport serving over 9 million passengers per annum.
Meteor meet and greet at terminal 1
Meteor meet and greet is the most popular meet and greet operator at Birmingham International Airport having offered its service there for the last 15 years. Working with the airport authority cars are stored in secure locations on and off airport.
Meteor meet and greet collects its customers cars in the rapid drop off car park located just outside the terminal doors. Clients enjoy hassle free parking with no airport bus journeys.
Why meet and greet parking
- Its the only way to airport park
- No fuss - lets us park your car for you
- Cars are stored in secure car parks
- Its not as expensive as you think
