Birmingham Airport is set for exciting changes in 2025, including new night flights, routes, and a McDonald’s. Travelers can look forward to a revamped experience.
This year, airlines like Brussels Airlines are back, and a new solar farm is powering part of the terminal. Exciting updates are on the way for holiday-makers.
One highlight is the Peaky Blinders-themed restaurant, Shelby and Co. It opened in December and serves a ‘Tommy’ burger. It’s a great spot for travelers to enjoy a taste of Birmingham.
Despite local opposition, the airport got permission for more night flights. This will help the airport grow and meet demand, especially during the busy summer season.
A mega solar farm is now operational, featuring 12,000 panels. This move aims to make the airport more sustainable and less reliant on the grid.
Chaiiwala, a popular Indian street food chain, opened a restaurant in October. This is part of their plan to expand into major airports.
In January, McDonald’s received approval to build a drive-thru at the airport. The timeline for construction is still unknown.
Brussels Airlines resumed flights to Birmingham after a six-month break. This is great news for travelers heading to Belgium.
Ryanair and Jet2 are adding new routes in 2025, including destinations in Northern Ireland and Greece.
Costa closed its arrivals café for renovations in January. It will reopen in early March with a fresh look.
Lastly, a rare Beluga XL plane was spotted at the airport, marking a special moment for aviation enthusiasts.
