Where are you flying from

Where are you flying to Scotland from ?

Europe

Direct flights from Dublin to Glasgow, Edinburgh (GO and Aer Lingus) and Prestwick (Ryanair). Direct flights from Paris to Prestwick (Ryanair) and Edinburgh (Air France, BAW). Direct flights from Brussels to Prestwick (Ryanair), Glasgow and Edinburgh (Sabena). Direct flights from Amsterdam to Glasgow, Edinburgh (KLMuk, easyjet) and Aberdeen (KLMuk). Direct flights from Germany to Prestwick (Ryanair) and Edinburgh (BMI). Direct flights from Scandinavia by SAS and BMI. Connecting flights through Manchester, Birmingham and London from all European cities with various airlines (GO, Ryanair, easyjet, BAW, BMI etc..)

North America

Direct flights from New York (Newark) to Glasgow by Continental Airlines. Direct from Chicago to Glasgow (summer only) by American Airlines. Direct from Toronto to Glasgow by Air Canada. Icelandair also operate daily flights between Reykjavik and Glasgow with through connections from many North American airports.

England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Frequent flights by British Airways (BAW), British Midland International (BMI), British European, easyjet, Eastern Airways, ScotAirways and Loganair to Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh. In addition to the above airlines, Ryanair operate to Prestwick, and GO operate flights to Glasgow, Edinburgh. There are over 200 flights a day between London airports and Scotland, together with flights from Belfast, Cardiff, Manchester, Bristol, Southampton, Norwich, East Midlands, Leeds to name but a few.

(Flights may be subject to change due to the current state of flux of the international airline industry - so please check with the airline or airport website directly)

I have found the on-line agent expedia.co.uk can often provide reasonable quotes for firm airline seats, but it does pay to shop around. Some of the best deals are with the on-line airlines Ryanair, easyjet and GO. And for transatlantic routes Icelandair do some very good deals.

To find out more on travelling within Scotland or specific timetables you could try www.visitscotland.com the official Scottish Tourist Board website.

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