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Located equidistant between London and the UK’s industrial heartland at Birmingham, Oxford Airport has excellent road transport links with the relatively uncongested M40 motorway accessed in 6 miles via the A34 dual carriageway. There are also four rail stations within 6 miles. Oxford City bus services run at 15 minute intervals right outside the entrance to the airport. The transport and directions sections herein should provide further details of relevance with links to maps and plans of the airfield.
Commuter traffic close to Oxford city, typically on the A34 or A40 ring road, can be avoided by checking the Highways Agency real-time traffic reports, or their 24 hr forecast for the region here. If driving from Oxford Airport due east, towards London, it can be quicker to use the B4027 via Islip towards Wheatley – see map here
London access is easy with trains every ten minutes typically taking under an hour whilst Greater London and the M25 ring road is just 40 miles away taking approximately 40 minutes.
Future improvements are likely to include a new main-line Kidlington rail station adjacent to the airport along with proposals for a new guided bus service straight into Oxford City.
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