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ALAMO/NATIONAL PROCEDURES ON ARRIVAL
Customers should make their way to the rental desk situated in the Arrivals Hall.
ARRIVAL OUTSIDE OFFICE HOURS
In the event of any delays, a member of staff will meet them at the rental desk regardless of what time they arrive, provided they have a flight number.
Any out of hours MUST be confirmed by the branch, at a cost of £40.00 + VAT.
ON DEPARTURE/RETURNING YOUR VEHICLE
Vehicles should be returned to the dedicated Alamo/National return bays situated in the Car Hire Returns Car Park.
The vehicles should be parked, locked up and the keys taken to the Returns Office, also situated in the Car Hire Returns Car Park.
DROP OFF OUTSIDE OFFICE HOURS
Vehicles should be returned to the Car Hire Returns Car Park, locked up and the keys posted in the Out of Hours drop box situated to the right of the Returns Office.
Alternatively, keys can be placed in the Key Returns Chute which can be located on the Terminal desk.
SPECIAL NOTE
There is no courtesy transport available.
All reservations must have a flight number
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Birmingham Airport- Europcar Returns
Follow the sign post for ‘Car Hire Return’. Once you have parked your vehicle, take the keys to the Europcar desk in either terminal building.
We try to ensure that the information provided above is as up to date. However we cannot guarantee the changes have not been made since it was last updated.
The airport has published a master plan for its development up to 2030. This sets out details of changes to the terminals, airfield layout and off-site infrastructure. As with all large scale plans, the proposals are controversial, with opposition from environmentalists and local residents. In particular the requirement for a second parallel runway based on projected demand is disputed by opponents.
In June 2008 work began on the construction of the new ‘International Pier’. The new Pier will be a three storey construction; 240 metres long and 24 metres wide. Departing passengers will be accommodated on the top level, with arriving passengers on the middle level and office accommodation for airline and handling agents on the ground floor.
The new facility will provide air-bridged aircraft parking for seven wide-bodied aircraft and enough space to serve 13 smaller aircraft at any given time and will be capable of accommodating ‘next generation’ environmentally-efficient wide-bodied aircraft such as the Airbus A350 and the Boeing 787 ‘Dreamliner’ as well as the larger aircraft types such as the Boeing 777 and the Airbus A330 which currently serve the airport on a daily basis.
Since the second world war , the airport has now grown in stature. Over 9 million passengers travel through Birmingham Airport each year. International flight passengers and domestic passengers. It is no wonder then that today Birmingham is one of the UK top six busiest airports.
There are two main terminals inside the airport building. The airport has two terminals named terminal one and terminal two.T1 is the main terminal. This is where passengers can find the check in desks for flights. The ground floor of the terminal building is used by over 30 airlines. International destinations require passengers to check in at least 3 hours before their flight takes off . If passengers are travelling to Europe, they to need to arrive and check in at least 2 hours before the flight depart . 90 minutes before take off domestic passengers are required to check in for their flight.
Airports around the globe have now tightened levels of security and increased check in arrivals times. Flights can be boarded can generally board flights around 45 minutes before departure . This could vary depending on each airline who uses the airport. Travellers are best to double check direct with their airline. Policies of every airline. Travellers are always best to check in the event they miss their flight.
The terminal one building has several facilities for passengers . Everyone can be happy (child and adult) as there is a Burger King. You can buy a coffee and sandwich from two outlets. If you wish light refreshment, travellers can purchase alcohol from a bar/pub. Baby changing facilities can be found located close to the toilet area within the departure area. If you have forgotten to charge your mobiles before travelling you can use the pay phone and internet service. Lounge area can find both.
Passengers wishing to do some last minute shopping can find a variety of stores offering various services. Friends and relatives can still be bought accessories and gifts from the airport. Beauty products can be bought for yourself if you have any spending money left over before flying. Games and amusements can be used to keep the teenagers busy before flying. They can be found opposite Starbucks Coffee shop.
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