Travel

Over 2.5 million people pass through the airport annually, with that figure increasing every year. Business travel domnates, with 26 daily flights to London, and regular direct flights to the UK's regional airports. Further afield, Amsterdam and Paris are the most popular European destinations.

The airport is open between 0500 and 2230. It is laid out on a single floor and is equipped with shops, bureaux de change, left luggage and baby care facilities. Check-in is located at the front of the concourse with domestic arrivals and all departure lounges located towards the rear.

Travellers with special needs can contact the airport enquiries line on (01224) 722331 or minicom (01224) 725082 to pre-arrange assistance or check available facilities.

Getting to and from the airport

By train
The local train station at Dyce is a short taxi journey from the airport. It runs a service to the mainline station in Aberdeen and from there you can catch a train to other destinations across Scotland and the rest of Britain.

By bus
Regular bus services operate from the airport to Aberdeen city centre. Services are less frequent at weekends than on weekdays. First's number 27 bus runs from Guild Street and Union Street. For more infomation call BUSline on (01224) 650065, First Aberdeen on (01224) 650 065 or Stagecoach Bluebird on (01224) 212 266.

By car
Aberdeen airport is reached from the A96 Inverness road near Dyce, with the access road clearly signposted from the main thoroughfare. The main car park is located in front of the terminal building for short and long stay parking.

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