Private Jet and Air Charter in Cardiff, UK

Cardiff is the capital and largest city and county in Wales. Cardiff lies on the northern banks of the Mouth of the Severn estuary, which empties into the Bristol Channel. Cardiff was originally founded as a Roman fort in 75 AD, and grew steadily as a settlement until the industrial revolution. Its advantageous geographic position and rapid economic development in the 19th and early 20th centuries made Cardiff one of the major coal-shipping ports in the world. Today Cardiff is Wales's center of political, industrial and business activities, and a major cultural, education, sport, media and tourism centre due to its position as the capital. Cardiff's economy is supported by a diverse range of industries such as financial and business services, bioscience, education, health, film, TV, new media, printing and publishing, information and communications technology, leisure and tourism. Cardiff is home to four major universities: Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Cardiff University, University of Wales Institute and the Cardiff University of Glamorgan.

Cardiff is a vibrant and modern city filled with popular tourist attractions, impressive historical sites, beautiful parks, landscaped gardens, world-class entertainment venues, shopping centers, and dining facilities. Popular tourist attractions in Cardiff include the National Museum and Gallery, Welsh National War, Memorial, Llandaff Cathedral, St David's Hall, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff Castle, Castell Coch, Wales Millinium Centre, Cardiff International Arena, Welsh National Opera and Cathays Park. Cardiff is well known for being the home of Welsh Rugby and home to the Millennium Stadium, which plays host to a variety of sporting occasions. Cardiff's colorful history, rich culture, beautiful landscapes, and passion for sport, make it a top travel destination to visit at any time of year whether visiting Wales or other destinations around the United Kingdom. Cardiff provides easy access to close by cities including Barry, Newport, Pontypridd, Penarth, Clevedon, Cwmbran, Bridgend, Aberdare, Nailsea, and Ebbw Vale. Cardiff is served by Cardiff Airport (CWL), along with St Athan Airport (DGX) and Bristol Airport (BRS), which are used to provide private charter flights to travelers around the globe.