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Oban Airport (OBN/EGEO) is a small council-operated airfield at North Connel, about 5 miles northeast of Oban on Scotland’s west coast. It sits beside Loch Etive and the Connel Bridge, with a single asphalt runway and a compact terminal. It primarily serves scheduled island flights and general aviation, offering a scenic and practical gateway to the Inner Hebrides.
💡 Local Tip
On Hebridean Air Services flights, baggage is tightly limited and weighed—pack light and confirm your allowance when booking, as the small Islander aircraft have limited hold space.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is on the A828 at North Connel, just north of Connel Bridge, about 10–15 minutes by car from Oban. Taxis and pre-booked transfers are the most straightforward option; local buses run along the A828 but are infrequent, so check timetables. If driving, follow signs for North Connel/Connel Bridge and use the on-site parking.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which airlines operate at Oban Airport?
A: Hebridean Air Services is the main scheduled operator, with flights to island destinations such as Coll, Colonsay, and Tiree; charter and private aircraft also use the airfield.
Q: How far is Oban Airport from Oban town centre?
A: It is about 5 miles (8 km) northeast of Oban, near North Connel, typically a 10–15 minute drive depending on traffic.
Q: Is there public transport to Oban Airport?
A: Local buses on the A828 between Oban and Fort William/Appin pass near North Connel, but services are limited; taxi or pre-booked transfer is more reliable.
Q: What facilities are at Oban Airport?
A: The airport has a compact terminal with basic passenger facilities, including check-in, waiting area, and parking; nearby North Connel has limited services.
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