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Edinburgh Airport: connecting Scotland’s capital to the world!

Edinburgh Airport has seen steady growth in both route and passenger numbers over the last 4 to 5 years. It’s now the UK’s sixth busiest airport with over 13 million people flying in and out of the Scottish capital. Over 130 destinations are served on a seasonal and year-round basis. London routes take up 5 of the top 10 busiest destinations, but Amsterdam, Dublin and Paris Charles de Gaulle are also popular. Air France’s non-stop flights to Paris will take you not only to one of Europe’s most romantic cities, but also the heart of the Air France network. This comprises over 200 destinations to cities all over the world, including in the Americas, Asia, Africa and eastern and western Europe.

Did you know?

Even if you’re not on a flight leaving from Edinburgh Airport, you can check not only the exact location of planes departing the airport, you can also monitor their noise levels with an online tool, the Noise Lab, which uses the airport’s own radar data.

The only day the clock on the Balmoral Hotel clocktower tells the right time is New Year’s Eve. Since 1902, it has been set three minutes fast to help ensure travellers don’t miss their trains from Waverley station.

Edinburgh Airport is 8 miles west of Edinburgh city centre. From Edinburgh, take the A8/Glasgow Rd. The airport is also within striking distance of the M8 and M9. Long-stay, mid-stay, multi-storey, terminal surface and valet parking are all options. A free shuttle bus runs from the long-stay car park to the terminal building.

The Edinburgh Gateway train station links to the airport by tram for passengers from Fife, Perth and north and northeast Scotland. The tram also connects Edinburgh Park railway station and many parts of west and central Edinburgh. Lothian buses’ Airlink 100, Skylink 200, Skylink 300 and Skylink 400 serve the airport 7 days a week from the city centre (Waverley Bridge), Ocean Terminal/Newhaven, Cameron Toll/Newington and Fort Kinnaird/Royal Infirmary, with departure frequency varying from every 10 minutes to every 30 minutes and journey time from 30 minutes to 75 minutes.