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Inverness Airport (INV/EGPE) is the main gateway to the Scottish Highlands, located at Dalcross about 8 miles northeast of Inverness. It began as RAF Dalcross in 1940 and now handles scheduled flights to London, Amsterdam and the Scottish islands. Its compact terminal and Highland setting make it a convenient base for Loch Ness, the North Coast 500 and Cairngorms National Park.
💡 Local Tip
If you're departing on a clear day, sit on the left side of the aircraft for views over the Moray Firth and Black Isle; arriving from the south, the right side often gives glimpses of the Cairngorms.
🚖 Getting There
By car, take the A96 from Inverness and follow signs for Dalcross; parking is available at the terminal. Stagecoach bus services run to Inverness city centre, and taxis are readily available. The nearby Inverness Airport railway station offers trains toward Inverness and Aberdeen, useful if you want to avoid road traffic.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly from Inverness Airport?
A: Scheduled carriers include Loganair, British Airways, easyJet and KLM, serving destinations such as London, Amsterdam, Stornoway, Kirkwall and Sumburgh. Routes can vary by season, so check with the airline.
Q: How far is Inverness Airport from the city centre?
A: It is about 8 miles (13 km) northeast of Inverness city centre, typically a 15–20 minute drive depending on traffic.
Q: Is there public transport to Inverness Airport?
A: Yes. Stagecoach buses connect the terminal with Inverness city centre, and taxis are available outside arrivals. Inverness Airport railway station, on the Aberdeen–Inverness line, is also nearby.
Q: What facilities are at Inverness Airport?
A: The terminal has car hire, a café/bar, free Wi-Fi, and short- and long-stay parking. It is small, so allow extra time during peak summer departures.
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