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Aberdeen International Airport: offering extensive coverage of Scotland, the rest of the UK and beyond

Aberdeen International Airport welcomed just under 3.1 million passengers in 2017, a healthy 4.6% increase on the previous year’s figures. There are over 40 non-stop destinations available from Aberdeen (IATA code: ABZ). Many of these are local Scottish routes to the Highlands and Islands, Shetland and Orkney, but a diverse range of Irish, English and continental European cities are also served from Aberdeen. London Heathrow is by far the busiest route, followed by Amsterdam and Manchester. The direct flight to Paris Charles de Gaulle is run by Air France. This flight offers Aberdonian passengers the chance to connect to Air France’s extensive network of routes to other parts of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania.

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Regular passengers on flights leaving from Aberdeen International Airport should notice a few differences about the terminal, which is in the midst of a complete make-over designed to increase the terminal size by 50% by 2019.

Aberdeen city has one of the biggest concentrations of life science research jobs in Europe. Medical research in particular has historically been important in the city – home to both the discovery of insulin and of ground-breaking work on Alzheimer’s disease.

Aberdeen International Airport is sited 7 miles northwest of the city centre. If travelling by car from Aberdeen city centre, the journey will take 15 to 35 minutes via the A96, Dyce Drive and Argyll Road. Parking can be booked online and consists of long-stay, short-stay and priority parking. A bus connects the long-stay car park to the terminal.

Stagecoach’s 727 service runs from Union Square to ABZ at 10 to 30-minute intervals on weekdays (excepting the last bus), and 20 to 60-minute intervals on the weekend. The journey usually takes no more than 50 minutes. The closest train station, Dyce, is two miles from the airport. It’s easy to get a taxi from either Dyce or Aberdeen city centre to the terminal.