Flights from Inverness

Airport Inverness INV

Inverness airport is the largest of the ten airports in the highlands of Scotland. More than 330 aircraft start and land at the airport every week.

The airport is the main hub for northern destinations in the United Kingdom and the airport is managed by the Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL), which has taken over the management of all other airports in the Highlands. There are regular regional air connections to all surrounding commercial airports and aerodromes, such as Kirkwall, Stornoway, Wick, Sumburgh and Benbecula. National connections also exist to many UK airports with flights to London, Manchester and Belfast for example. Low cost flights are operated to Inverness for example from London-Luton

• URL: Official website
• Parking: Yes, about 650 spaces, the first 20 minutes are free.
• Directions by car: From Inverness take the A96 towards Aberdeen; after about 7 miles follow the signs to the airport.
• Stations: Trains to Inverness and then take the Bus Jet 11 from Falcon Square; journey time is about 25 minutes.

Location

Car: The airport is located about 15 km or 12 miles north east of the city centre, near the village of Dalcross. Motorists from Inverness please use the A96 from Inverness to Aberdeen and follow the signs for about 12 miles to the airport.

Train: Those arriving by train from Inverness please head for the central station and then use the Falcon Square bus 11 which operates daily. The bus operates regularly from approximately 7.40 am to 11. 45 pm. The journey takes about 25 minutes.