Several domestic and international routes will resume Wednesday 1 July at Glasgow Airport.

EasyJet’s daily Bristol, Luton and Stansted flights return today and the airline has also launched a new daily service to Birmingham. Ryanair will also resume its twice-weekly Krakow flights from today with Wroclaw and Brussels Charleroi services to return on Friday and Saturday respectively. The airline’s Dublin route has increased to a daily service, while British Airways’ London Heathrow route will increase to a double-daily service.

Emirates has also confirmed that Glasgow’s Dubai service is set to return on Wednesday 15 July and will initially operate four afternoon services per week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

 

Route	Airline	Start date	Frequency
Krakow	Ryanair	July 1	Two per week Wed/Sun
Wroclaw	Ryanair	July 3	One per week Fri
Brussels	Ryanair	July 4	Two per week Sat/Tue
Bristol	easyJet	July 1	Daily
Birmingham	easyJet	July 1	Daily
Luton	easyJet	July 1	Daily
London Stansted	easyJet	July 1	Daily
Dublin	Ryanair	Currently operating	Increased to daily
London Heathrow	British Airways	Currently operating	Increased to twice daily
Dubai	Emirates	July 15	Four per week

 

Derek Provan, chief executive of AGS Airports, which owns and operates Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports, said: “We are continuing to support our airline partners’ plans to resume operations and have introduced a series of enhanced health measures to keep our terminals clean and safe as we welcome more passengers back.

“It’s vital we adopt a targeted, common sense approach to the safe re-establishment of our air connectivity. The introduction of air bridges will allow us to strike the important balance of protecting public health while getting the country and our economy moving again. Unlike the blanket quarantine policy which has been hugely damaging to our aviation, tourism and hospitality industries, air bridges will allow travel between low-risk countries and protect the public from high-risk arrivals.”

Starbucks and WHSmith have now opened in the departure lounge with more retail partners including Boots and World Duty Free expected to reopen from Wednesday 15 July.

As part of AGS Airports Ltd, Glasgow Airport has introduced a series of health measures to provide a safe environment for staff and passengers as further services resume.

Passengers travelling through the airports must come prepared with their own facial coverings whilst all staff will be provided with personal protective equipment (PPE), including face masks. Protective screens have been installed in key areas, including the check-in and security halls, and passengers will be asked to observe safe, physical distancing wherever possible.

Glasgow Airport has also enhanced its already thorough cleaning regimes with a specific focus on the regular disinfecting of all hard surfaces. 

The airport has also remained open and operational throughout the Coronavirus lockdown period to support lifeline Highlands and Islands routes, Scottish air ambulance operations and vital hub connectivity for key workers and repatriating passengers.

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