Glasgow Airport is Scotland's main international gateway with most flights to and from Europe. Forty airlines fly from Glasgow to 80 destinations. It serves a handful of North American cities on the East and West Coasts of the USA and Canada.
Essential Information:
- Glasgow Airport Website
- Distance to nearest major city center - Less than 10 miles to the center of Glasgow
- Handiest for - Glasgow, West of Scotland, Western Highlands, Clydeside
- Interactive Terminal Map
Transportation options:
- Rail - From Glasgow Central Station with a bus link from Paisley Gilmore Station .
- Buses - Citylink Number 905 leaves frequently from the front of the terminal.
- Taxi - Metered taxis cost between £18 and £20 to the city center.
- Car Rental - Most of the main global and UK operators have offices at Glasgow Airport. Full list at the Glasgow Airport Website
Shopping and Dining: The selection of shops and restaurants is limited and includes typical airport gift shops and convenience stores plus a small selection of UK high street brands.
Other Facilities: Holiday Wing Airport Lounge has family oriented facilities and it bookable online. There are also soft play areas and games for children.
Special Features: This is the first airport in Scotland to be linked to the National Cycle Network. The route travels from the airport through Paisley to link with National Cycle Route 7 (Inverness to Carlisle) and National Cycle Route 75 (Leith to Gourock). Covered, lockable cycle lockers are available at the airport and at several locations in Paisley.
