Belfast Airport by Car Travelling to Belfast by car is a great option for most people. It's worth noting that BFS doesn't have its own train station and buses can be sparse so driving makes the most sense, for most people.

No, Belfast International Airport (BFS) does not have its own dedicated train station at the terminal. The nearest railway station is Antrim railway station, which is located approximately 10 kilometers (6 miles) away. To travel from the airport to the rail network, passengers typically take the Airport Express 300 bus service, which runs directly to the city centre, or a local bus/taxi to Antrim station for connections to Derry/Londonderry and other parts of Northern Ireland. It is important for travelers not to confuse Belfast International with Belfast City Airport (BHD), which is located much closer to the city and is served by the Sydenham rail halt, accessible via a footbridge from the terminal. While there have been long-standing discussions and master plans to reopen a mothballed rail line that runs near the International Airport, as of 2026, the primary public transport link remains the express bus and taxi services.