Scotland Airport Transfers

 Arriving at the airport can be exciting, but it can also be hectic. Travelers can avoid the confusion and stress of finding their way to their destinations by booking a private airport transfer.

Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, a seamless airport shuttle or private car service will help your trip begin and end on the right note.

Glasgow Airport Transfers

If you’re travelling between Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport, you can choose to fly, take the bus or drive. Travelling by bus is usually cheaper, especially if you book ahead or travel during the week. It’s also quicker and you’ll have a seat guaranteed, compared to buying one on the day of departure.

If driving, you can park in the East Terminus facility located across from the terminal. Alternatively, you can get a taxi or private hire vehicle from the airport’s taxi rank, which is operated by Capital Cars and open to both black cabs and private hire vehicles.

You can also catch a train from the Glasgow Airport to Edinburgh Park or Edinburgh Haymarket station and then transfer to the airport’s bus service. The airport’s shuttle service is operated by Citylink AIR Glasgow Service 900, and you can find the full timetable and ticket prices on their website.

Edinburgh Airport Transfers

Edinburgh Airport is the busiest in Scotland, serving more than 12 million passengers a year. It is located at Turnhouse Aerodrome, replacing the old military airport that was used during World War I and World War II. It is also home to one of the leading universities in Europe.

Travelling by bus from Edinburgh Airport to Glasgow Airport is a great option for those looking for a cheap and convenient way to travel. Book in advance to save money and secure your seat. You will receive an e-ticket via email that includes all of the details you need to know about your journey, including contact numbers.

Taxis and private hire cars can be found outside the terminal in our East Terminal rank, operated by Capital Cars. Those travelling in a black cab must make a booking to comply with Edinburgh City Council licensing rules.

Aberdeen Airport Transfers

Aberdeen International Airport (ABZ) is the third busiest airport in Scotland and serves as the main heliport for the Scottish offshore oil industry. It is also the home of a number of flight simulators and helicopter training.

The airport is served by a variety of airlines, including Flybe, Eastern Airways and Loganair. In 2011, the airport served over 3.1 million passengers. ABZ also hosts many charter holiday flights and is a base for oil company helicopters.

Passengers can access the airport's departure lounge by purchasing a ticket or through a membership. The Northern Lights Executive Lounge is a new addition to the airport, offering a premium service that includes a menu designed by the local "Kilted Chef" Craig Wilson. The airport also offers an express drop-off zone for a fee of PS4 for the first 10 minutes.

Dundee Airport Transfers

Dundee Airport (IATA: DND, ICAO: EGPN) is situated on land reclaimed from the Tay River and overlooks the Tay Rail Bridge. The small, privately owned airport is often used as a training facility for RAF cadets and offers limited scheduled commercial flights. It is also a popular transport hub for golfers, as it is located close to the championship courses at St Andrews and Gleneagles.

Flybe operates two daily routes from the airport, including one to London City, which was dropped by CityJet in March 2014. Other flight options include Edinburgh and Amsterdam.

The airport is a short taxi ride from Dundee railway station, which is served by the East Coast Main Line to Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Leeds, and London, as well as the Glasgow-Aberdeen line serving Glasgow and further afield. The airport is also served by bus operators including First ScotRail and Caledonian Sleeper.

Inverness Airport Transfers

There is one direct flight from Inverness Airport to Glasgow Airport each week. The flight takes an average of 28 minutes to fly, but can vary depending on weather conditions and air traffic.

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Public transport is available from the airport, with a bus link to Inverness city centre and routes to Nairn and Elgin. There is also a train station at the airport, operated by Scotrail. Black cabs and private hire vehicles are available at the East Terminalus taxi rank, which is located across the plaza from the terminal.