Terminal 2 operators - Air France (Brit Air & CityJet), British Airways Cityflyer, Brussels Airlines,
Eastern Airways, Flybe, KLM, Sun-Air and Swiss Air Lines.
All other airlines operate from Terminal 1.
Terminal 1 (T1)
The oldest of the two terminals has under gone massive refurbishments and improvements and now has all the facilities needed for it to become a busy international airport. All passengers before they fly have the opportunity to look round the wide range of shops and restaurants including World News, Boots, Claire's Accessories plus loads more not forgetting Burger King.

There are many other facilities that passengers can enjoy before flying, the airport has great executive lounges that are well-equipped and passengers can enjoy a most efficient and friendly service designed to cater for the differing needs of travellers passing through the airport. They have also created a Business facilities area in the corridor opposite the executive lounges. Partitioned for privacy, it is available to passengers needing to undertake work and facilities includes private booths with desk, fax and phones, as well as Internet access.

After an extension to the Departure lounge, both Alpha Retail and Dixons now have new and enlarged stores along with World News. The lounge has also been brightened up with marble floors and ceiling lighting making it look spacious, pleasant and bright.

I have listed all the shops, bars, cafes and restaurants in Terminal 1 set up in the table below.

Ground Floor Bars, Cafes and Restaurants - Starbucks Coffee - World News Cafe Shops and Newsagents - Spar (24 hours) - World News First Floor Bars, Cafes and Restaurants - Burger King - Est-Presso Cafe - Frankie & Benny's - Gallery Cafe Bar - JD Wetherspoons Cafe & Pub - Pash Deli Shops and Newsagents - Accessorize - Antler - Austin Reed (clothes) - Book Bound - Boots - Julian Graves/Whittard of Chelsea - Millies Cookies - La Senza (clothes) - Ladbrokes - Serendipity Games - The Aviation Experience - The Soft Shoe Co - WHSmiths Stationary - World News Departure Lounge Bars, Cafes and Restaurants - Bar 08 - Burger King - Costa Coffee - The Deli Sandwich Bar - Starbucks Coffee - Yates Shops and Newsagents - Alpha Airport Shopping & Duty Free - Books Plus Music - Boots - Claires Accessories - Dixons - Kidz (kids toys shop) - Perfume and Cosmetics Store - Serendipity Games - Sunglass Hut International - The Soft Shoe Co - Tie Rack - Rolling Luggage - WHSmiths Books - World News - Zinq (fashion accessories) Terminal 2 (T2) Formely known as the Eurohub, which opened in 1991, is one of the most technically-advanced airline terminals in the world and is one of the few in Europe developed and financed by a public and private joint venture. Laing was not only the designer and builder but, together with Birmingham City Council, British Airways, National Car Parks (NCP) and Forte, was also a significant shareholder in the US$ 41 million scheme. The departure lounge area has been redesigned to create a much more opened environment. There is also a new store called 'World News', the store provides the perfect place to visit for those last minute travel and holiday essentials. The terminal offers all the usual facilities, including shops, car hire desks and refreshment areas. The new Executive lounge is the Terminal 2's premier feature; further promoting Birmingham as the most popular Business Traveller airport in the country. Birmingham International Airport is trying to attract more airlines especially the business flights (ie. KLM) to use this terminal. Terminal 2 has recently seen a massive refurbishment in the concourse and check-in areas with new check-in desks, a new look both inside and out and major works still going ahead within the departurte lounge and gates. Also, Flybe have become 'the airline' in this terminal after the take-over of BA Connect. I have listed all the shops, bars, cafes and restaurants in Terminal 2 set up in the table below. Ground Floor Bars, Cafes and Restaurants - Costa Coffee Shops and Newsagents - Business Point - Millies Cookies - SubWay - World News Departure Lounge Bars, Cafes and Restaurants - Bar de Voyageurs - Costa Coffee - Village Grill - Viva Coffee Shops and Newsagents - Alpha Airport Shopping & Duty Free - Books Plus Music - La Senza (clothes) - Photo-Optix - Retail Store - Serendipity Games - World News Millennium Link The Queen unveiled a plaque in the Millennium Link that joins the two passenger terminals for the first time. This second phase of the airport development costing £260 million is part of a 10-year improvement programme which will enable the airport to handle some 10 million passengers by 2005. The main Airport Information desk and Car Rental desks are in this area.