Car Hire Bristol Airport

Bristol Airport is a suitable gateway to the south and south west of England. Once you have landed at Bristol International Airport, you have easy access to many of the coastal resorts clustered in and around the South West of England, all of which are a relatively short distance away once you have collected your hire car.

Hiring a car from AMT vehicle Rental at Bristol Airport is a convenient way of making sure you can get around the area in style. Once you have found a favourable quote for car hire at Bristol Airport, you can book your car for collection when you arrive.

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Car Hire Bristol Airport Procedure

AMT Vehicle Rental offers a meet and greet service when hiring a car at Bristol Airport. Once your vehicle is booked you will receive full instructions on how to collect your car when you arrive. Generally there will be an AMT employee waiting for you in the arrivals hall who will take you outside to your car.

Bristol Airport Car Hire Services

AMT Vehicle Rental specialise in providing prestige vehicles to the discerning traveller, so if you’re looking for a luxury or prestige vehicle, a 4x4 or even a sports car then we should have something for you.

We offer small cars like Mercedes A Class or Mini one or Min Cooper, larger vehicles like the Mercedes C Class, BMW 3 Series or Audi A4, including 4x4's like the BMW X5 & Range Rover Sport and a small number of sports cars like the Mercedes E Class Coupe or the Audi A5.

Bristol Airport

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Bristol Airport is located at Lulsgate Bottom in North Somerset, is the commercial airport serving the city of Bristol, southern England, and the surrounding areas. Originally named Bristol (Lulsgate) Airport.

From 1997 it became known as Bristol International Airport and then in In March 2010, the airport was renamed again to Bristol Airport. The airport has a new logo, to represent ‘people’, ‘place’ and ‘region’, the owners say "Amazing Journeys Start Here".

Bristol Airport does not operate any jetways, so aircraft have to park on the apron and passengers are carried by bus or have to walk to their aircraft.

On 28 May 2010, an £8M project finalised with the opening of a 450 metres (1,480 ft) pathway, which connects the terminal itself to 8 new boarding zones. The promise is to "make the airport journey more convenient, easy and enjoyable", and reducing the need for transport to take you to your aeroplane.