The airport is about 10 miles from the city of Inverness, which is in the north of Scotland. The airport is considered the gateway to the Scottish Highlands.

The airport is also known as Dalcross and is based near the Dalcross Industrial Estate, which is located by the sea.

Car rental

Travelers looking to rent a car at the airport can select airport-based Avis, Hertz. Right outside the airport terminal building, still within the airport grounds, there are a couple of rental companies that offer a high level of service and operate a shuttle bus service from the airport to the branch just a few minutes from the airport. terminal.

Why

Drivers can reach the airport by taking the A9 road and following the airport junction sign along the A96. The airport postal code is IV2 7JB for those drivers who have GPS installed in their cars.

The city center can be reached in just over 15 minutes, depending on traffic.

Train

Inverness Airport does not have a train station located in the terminal building. The town of Nairn is close to the airport, but train service is limited as there is normally a train every two hours from Nairn to Inverness. The town of Inverness has rail connections to other towns and cities in Scotland and England.

Bus

There is a limited bus service to the city center from the airport. The bus number is number eleven and seems to have a service once every hour and a half stopping at Queensgate, Inverness.

Parking lot

Space to park your car is limited to 650 spaces at Inverness Airport. There is no difference between short-term and long-term parking at the airport. Currently the cost for 24 hour parking is £6.