aberdeen airport

Aberdeen Dyce International Airport, situated seven miles north west of Aberdeen city centre, is the gateway to the "Granite City," the east coast of Scotland & the Shetland Islands. Alongside domestic & international scheduled flights the numerous small airlines & helicoptors serving the oil industry make Aberdeen the busiest Scottish airport & heliport, and the world's largest commercial heliport.

With direct flights of all types to destinations including Shetland & the Northern Isles, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Norway, England & Europe the airport is ideal for visiting all destinations in the north east of Scotland.

Aberdeen's international airport is served by a number of major carriers providing an extensive network of routes throughout the UK, direct to Europe and worldwide through major hubs. British destinations include three of the four main London airports (Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton), Manchester, Newcastle, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol and Norwich, as well as the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Major continental destinations include Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Stavanger.  Many other transatlantic & international flights are available via connections at the London & Amsterdam hub airports.

Low cost airlines, Easyjet & Ryanair, operate flights from Aberdeen to London Luton & Dublin. Competitive, cheap fares are often offered by other airlines.

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