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Welcome To The
Award Winning
EDINBURGH AIRPORT (EDI)
SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL
Unofficial Home Page
Greetings!
There have been touch downs at this site
Please also take a look round the Galleries of visiting aircraft.
Or visit the Links Page for the Airlines' own websites.
If you have a couple of minutes to spare...Please see the results of our airport survey
For Tourist Information, How to get to EDI, Car Parking, Public Transport,
The Weather, and other related links, Please click here.
EDINBURGH AIRPORT GETS DAILY DIRECT NEW YORK SERVICE,
Full connections throughout the USA and Canada
Commenced June 2004, extra frequencies in 2005. Book here
Aer Lingus A330-200 on finals into EDI Simon Boothroyd ©\2002
Welcome to news and information on Scotland's fast-growing east coast airport. This is an unofficial site but never less the one that everyone flying from Edinburgh Airport refers to - eat your heart out BAA! Geographically, Edinburgh airport is in an enviable position in Central Scotland. It is within easy access of Fife, Tayside and Aberdeenshire. Edinburgh and the Borders. Central West Scotland and beyond. For instance many travellers from the East of Glasgow, come to Edinburgh rather than nearby Glasgow airport, because of congestion on Glasgow's Kingston Bridge. The recently completed Ratho bypass at Edinburgh Airport has also cut down journey times. The 'bottleneck' at Newbridge roundabout has also been eradicated.
Future road access plans include a new BAA-funded road from the Gogarburn Roundabout linking the A8/M8/A720 national highways directly to the airport.
IMPORTANT BAGGAGE NOTE!
Passengers travelling through Edinburgh Airport will only be able to check-in bags which weigh 32kg (70lbs) or less. BAA is introducing the new safety measure, which will apply to all airlines and destinations from Edinburgh, to protect the airport's 300 strong workforce of baggage handling staff.
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The Edinburgh Evening News reported on 5 July 2001 that Richard Jeffrey had taken over the role of Managing Director of Edinburgh Airport from Ms Lesley Bale. Click here to read the report.
The Edinburgh Evening News reported on 14 November 2000 that Edinburgh Airport could be given a massive boost by a new underground rail interchange offering plane passengers direct train links all over Scotland. Click here to read the report.
Easyjet has a daily service to Amsterdam,
daily return flights to London Gatwick,
East Midlands, Belfast, Stansted, Luton and Bristol
Click here for online bookings
bmibaby have daily return flights to Cardiff ,
Nottingham and Birmingham
Click here for online bookings
Ryanair have four daily return flights to Dublin
Click here for online bookings
Centralwings will operate a service to Warsaw three times a week from 31 Oct 2005
Click here for online bookings
CSA have commenced daily return flights to Prague
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Continental Airlines are now operating DAILY DIRECT NEW YORK SERVICES
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Germanwings have commenced daily return flights to Cologne
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Transaero one weekly flight to Moscow
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EuJet daily return flights to Manston, Kent
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Jet2 daily return flights to Manchester
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Hapag-Lloyd Express (HLX) have flights to Hamburg
Click here for online bookings
Lufthansa have daily return flights to Frankfurt
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Aer Arann have 4 times weekly and a Sunday flight to Cork
Click here for online bookings
Look out for Scandinavian Air Services to Stockholm
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Sterling.dk offers flights to Copenhagen Stockholm, Oslo, Billund & Gothenburg
Click here for online bookings
And Flybe to Exeter, Birmingham and Southampton
Click here for online bookings
Flyglobespan also have a range of new destinations
Air Scotland are also expanding from EDI
Beluga ©Colin Abbott 2002
EDINBURGH AIRPORT. Telephone: 0870 040 0007 Telex: 727615 EDILTD G Fax: +44 (0)131 335 3181 IATA CODE: EDI (Turnhouse) Postal Address : Edinburgh Airport. EH12 9DNLocation: 7 miles West of Edinburgh View the airport layoutView the approach roads to EDI Click here for uk.multimap to obtain directions Managing Director: Richard Jeffrey.
HOW FAR?
Road mileages from Edinburgh Airport
Aberdeen 123.0 Estimated journey time = 2 1/2 hoursBerwick 96.1 = 2 hoursCarlisle 96.1 = 2 hoursDumfries 76.5 = 2 hoursDundee 57.9 = 90 minutesDunfermline 13.4 = 20 minutesFalkirk 19.2 = 30 minutesInverness 154.3 = 3 hoursKirkcaldy 27.3 = 40 minutesLanark 31.5 = 45 minutesManchester 216.8 = 3 hoursNewcastle 114.7 = 2 1/2 hoursPerth 38.7 = 1 hourSt. Andrews 51.5 = 90 minutesStirling 31.2 = 45 minutes
Mileages from Edinburgh City
Glasgow City 46.5 = 90 minutesGlasgow Airport 55.0 = 2 hoursPrestwick Airport 74.0 = 2 hours
Some of these timings have been criticised.My view is that one should arrive safe and sound at their destinationwithout suffering an heart attack enroute.
Other mileages supplied by request email ability@zetnet.co.uk
CHECK-IN TIMES.
General Domestic - 15 minutes. International - 30 minutes. British Airways: Domestic - 15 minutes. International - 20 minutes. London Domestic:10 minutes. Passengers with onward flights at LHR 30 minutes.Others: BD 10 minutes. KLMuk 40 minutes. LC 20 minutes.(except Ulster 30 minutes - Eire 1 hour). SN 30 minutes. Int.Charters: 2 Hours.
Airlines have increased check-in times post September 11th 2001to allow for more elaborate security checks.Please refer to your airline for details
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©Colin Abbott 2002
©Simon Boothroyd 2003
Click here to View floor plans of the Ground and First Floors at EDI
FACILITIES. AIRLINE AND TRAVEL LOUNGES.
British Airways 'Executive Club Lounge'. British Midland 'Diamond Club Lounge' and Servisair 'Executive Lounge'. Many more are in the pipeline.
BARS, RESTAURANTS AND LIGHT REFRESHMENTS - Before security search.
Are open from 0600 until 2200. The restaurants close at 2100. These times are flexible according to demand. (Late or additional flights etc).
Ground Floor: Costa Coffee - coffee and Danish.
First Floor: Granada food village - A variety of food from snacks to full meals. Burger King, Village Grill, Brioche Dorree, Franklins of Boston. J D Wetherspoon - beers, spirits, coffee and meals. World renowned Jenner's, are open.
SMOKING AREAS.
In common with most other airports, Edinburgh has designated space for both smokers and non smokers. Follow the terminal floor plans and you will find an area of your choice.
BANKS AND MONEY EXCHANGE.
International Currency Exchange is open from 0600 until 2200 or to meet all flights. A new facility is currently under construction. (Now completed). The money exchange guarantees instant availability of at least 23 currencies and short notice access to a further 60.
Commission is normally charged at between 1% and 2% per transaction.
Scottish Banks issue their own bank notes and it is worth remembering that these are not readily recognized in England, the coins are OK but if you are travelling into England, it is always advisable to change your Scottish bank notes into the English versions.
Banknotes are issued in 100 GBP. 50 GBP-avoid these denominations-go for 20 GBP. 10 GBP and 5 GBP. In Scotland you also have a 1 GBP banknote. The higher denominations are sometimes refused because of forgery fears. Credit cards are widely accepted but not for cab fares and small purchases. The highest denomination coin is the 2 GBP, followed by the 1 GBP, and then the large 50p. and the compact sized 20p. 10p, 5p. 2p and 1p.
Airport outlets are accepting the Euro, but its not legal tender in the UK.
ATM's are commonplace but please check for the logo of your particular card before inserting! Most banks and exchanges have this facility both within and outside of normal banking hours.
Latest exchange rates updated daily.
BAGGAGE FACILITIES.
Left luggage 0600 - 2200 on ground floor. 1.50 GBP per item for the 1st day, and 1.25 GBP for each consecutive day.
SHOPS AND DUTY FREE.
The shops are open from 0615 until 2215, Newsagency, Tobacco, some pharmaceutical goods, cosmetics, gifts, jewellery, foods and clothes. The Duty free Shops are open on the air side for all International Flights.
FIRST AID/MEDICAL.
Medical Room and First Aid open from 0615 until 2215.
DISABLED FACILITIES.
Wheelchairs, toilets, lifts, telephones, car parking and porters. Taxis are fitted with 'ramps' for wheelchair access.
Everybody's disability-friendly Airline guide and Edinburgh and Lothian Shopmobility provide some excellent information.
©Martin Krupka 2005
UNACCOMPANIED MINORS FAQ.
Written by Adrian Tupper based on information found on the websites of airlines departing from Edinburgh Airport and some other airlines frequently used by travelers based in Edinburgh. Click here.
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FRIENDS OF EDINBURGH AIRPORT.
This pressure group has been formed to highlight BAA's mishandling of Edinburgh Airport, BAA are showing more enthusiasm for their Glasow flagship despite the fact that Edinburgh Airport is the convenient choice of passengers from all over Scotland. Current growth rates indicate that Edinburgh will overtake Glasgow Airport in 2006 to become Scotland's busiest. A title already enjoyed by Edinburgh's runway.
If you have a couple of minutes to spare...Please see the results our airport survey
EDINBURGH USENET GROUPS
Edinburgh Airport newsgroups:-
alt.airports.uk.edinburgh
free.uk.binaries.edinburgh-airport
Online Forum
HOTEL RESERVATION DESK.
Telephone: 0131 344 3130, fax: 0131 333 1670. This facility is organized by Thomas Cook and is situated on the ground floor. It has a full list of last minute vacancies and cancellations. The hours are from 0800 until 2230. Winter hours are 1000 until 1800.
EDINBURGH HAS TWO RUNWAYS.
The main runway lies in an East to West direction and can handle aircraft up to Jumbo Jets and the new Boeing 777. An additional runway has been mooted in the future.
The now decommissioned Concorde had visited EDI numerous times. Scotland's Museum of Flight is located 32 miles from Edinburgh Airport. The Concorde display experience is scheduled to open in March 2005.
Concorde's last flight into Edinburgh
G-BOAE 24 Oct 2003 ©Joe Curry 2003
Edinburgh (EGPH) N55 57 09 W03 21 41
Elev: 135' Waypoint: GOW (115.40) 089-R at 37.0nm
Rwy: 06/24 8,479' asphalt
ILS: 108.9/108.9
LOM: 368/341
ATIS: 131.35
EDINBURGH EGPH 5557N 0322W 135FT 06/24 8400FT
06 TORA 8400FT ASDA/TODA 8600FT LDA 7700FT
24 TORA 8400FT ASDA 8600FT TODA 9865FT LDA 7700FT
Runway is CAT II/IIIa with full autoland facilities.
TORA-Take Off Run Available
TODA-Take Off Distance Available
ASDA-Actual Distance Available
LDA-Landing Distance Available
R24 ©Colin Abbott 2000
Full-length parallel taxiways are now operational. Various aspects effect performance. Most airlines have their own draw-up airfield data. This includes the runway lengths, take-off weight, temp, windspeed for flap settings, intersections and climb, restrictions all effect the departure of the aircraft. Weight is the main restriction for allowed runway use.
Most Edinburgh flights are European. Aircraft rarely carry full tanks and full payload. This allows the aircraft to return at a safe landing weight which would be under the MLW.
The runway threshold is the starting area of the runway the ILS touchdown point (the piano keys) are always located further down. This stops aircraft from undershooting the runway. This is the same at all airports.
Edinburgh ILS has a 3 degree glideslope.
Various long-haul 'one-off' flights from Edinburgh include:
Air Gambia Boeing 747-200 Edinburgh-Gambia
Air India Boeing 747-200 Edinburgh-Delhi
Northwest Airlines DC-10-30 Edinburgh-Boston
American Trans Air L1011's Edinburgh-Orlando and Edinburgh-Boston
Worldairways L1011 Edinburgh-Toronto
Philippines Airlines Airbus A340's Edinburgh-Manila
Tower Air Boeing 747 Edinburgh-New York
Air Transat fly a Summer weekly schedule to Toronto from EDI and these fully loaded Tri-Star and A330/310 aircraft manage the primary runway with ease.
The secondary runway (12/30) lies in a South to North direction and can handle aircraft up to the Boeing 767 size.
There was a third runway which was used by smaller aircraft and general aviation, mainly by a flying club, but this was closed in 1999, never to return. The new South Cargo Apron and the new long-stay car park both impinge on it.
AIRBAND RADIO ENTHUSIASTS AND AIRCRAFT SPOTTERS.
Edinburgh Airport boasted one of the finest spectator's terrace in the country but BAA have since closed it. They do not wish to cater for non-flyers and I now recommend spectators and spotters to go to the nearby car-parks at Ingliston Market where excellent views are available. Remember to take some refreshments with you and to take your 'rubbish' home!
Airband Radio users can tune into all the following frequencies.
Edinburgh Approach.........................121.200Edinburgh Ground...........................121.750Edinburgh Tower............................118.700Edinburgh Radar............................128.975Aerodrome Terminal Information Service......131.35Click here for a list of Company Frequencies
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Edinburgh Plane Spotting- Martin Krupka
Outside of the airport you can get fine views at The Gyle Centre. Cammo Road at the Railway Bridge and Eastfield Road at Newbridge. Depending of course on which runway is in use. A more general view of touchdowns and take-offs can be accessed from the car parks at Ingliston Market. A similar view is available North of the main runway at the River Almond Bridge.
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FUTURE EXPANSION OF EDINBURGH AIRPORT.
On-going construction work to expand Edinburgh Airport is in constant progress. Most notable being a new South-East terminal extension..no start date yet. It is hoped that the scheme will double the present passenger capacity and put Edinburgh into 6th. place behind Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Manchester and Birmingham.
The first phase of the work was completed in 1999, it included numerous terminal facilities and expanded the number of parking spaces for aircraft.
Currently there are 17 terminal stands for planes and numerous others which require passengers to be 'bussed' to the terminal. A new widebody stand to accommodate A330/B777/340/747 aircraft on a regular basis long overdue. A multi-storey car park has been constructed and has been operational since late 2004.
NEW ATC TOWER.
A new Air Traffic control tower is under construction and will provide another landmark circa October 2005. Full details here.
International passenger traffic has doubled during the last three years and is expected that this growth will be maintained. In fact Edinburgh Airport is now Scotland's busiest for scheduled International flights. London domestic traffic accounts for 60% of Edinburgh's total traffic figures. This is in its self not surprising considering that Edinburgh is second only to London for the number of visitors that it plays host to every year. There are now over 130 daily flights between Edinburgh and the five London Airports. Edinburgh Airport is now the UK's 2nd busiest airport for domestic traffic after London.
The official growth figures have been consistently underestimated by the BAA, present owners of the airport, who delayed expansion. May I extend the apologies of Edinburgh's citizens for the congestion and inconvenience they may experience during what seems to be never-ending construction work.
EXPANSION plan Option 8 [Oct 2002] seems the favoured option for a future Edinburgh Airport - an airport worthy of the title Edinburgh Central Scotland International ! One of six plans projected at a recent seminar at the Edinburgh Hilton Hotel. All featured plans highlighted a Scotland-wide rail link under the terminal building. View the Plan here [1000x690, 170kb].
BAA published their own Master Plan for Edinburgh Airport in May (2005), a bit modest compared to Option 8.
Watch this space...
THE FUTURE
Edinburgh's continued growth in passenger figures could mean a major rethink of Scheduled Transatlantic services to Scotland. We now have Continental operating it's successful daily New York flight. We are still awaiting much needed daily Canandian flights. Other long-haul flights are noticable by their absence..why?
If you have a couple of minutes to spare...Please see the results our airport survey
STATISTICS - FACTS AND FIGURES - EDI Versus GLA
Click here to request month-on-month spreadsheets in Excel format by e-mail.
Edinburgh Airport is the second best performing airport in the British Airports Authority UK portfolio and far and away the best performing of their 3 Scottish airports. The reasons are that Edinburgh is the centre of the Scottish legal system, financial system and administration. The advent of the reconvened devolved Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh following nearly 300 years of rule from London has added to the city's vibrancy and further fuelled the remarkable economic boom currently in progress.
In 1992 / 93, Edinburgh Airport handled 2.56 million passengers and was regarded as a sleepy, provincial operation. She is currently handling 8 million [Jan 2005] and is no longer a sleepy provincial but a confident International player that has seen remarkable growth. Current growth for passenger traffic is 7.5% [Dec 2004]. Edinburgh is currently Scotland's busiest runway in terms of air transport movements.
As well as catering for passengers, Edinburgh Airport is now a major air freight centre with it's excellent road network to other parts of Scotland, particularly to the very successful electronics industries in West Lothian. Edinburgh continues to be Britain's No 2 tourist destination and, with growing international prestige, Edinburgh is assured of being able to continue attracting tourists to this, one of the world's most beautiful cities.
The International conference market also brings many thousands of visitors to the airport, Edinburgh being ranked as an International conference destination. New prestige retail developments such as Harvey Nichols are to favour Edinburgh and these developments will further add to Edinburgh's prestige and almost certainly attract further tourism. There now seems no limit to the potential of Edinburgh Airport other than perhaps BAA using 'calming' measures for future development.
The present owners of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen airports, are the British Airport Authority, they seem loathe to promote scheduled transatlantic or long-haul services away from their Glasgow flagship. They appear to be operating a categorisation policy, actively encouraging certain flights to leave from the airport of BAA's choice and not the choice of the travelling public. This is blatent social engineering and is an abuse of their Scottish monopoly. Indeed, they appear to have special discounts that are not available at Edinburgh.
Let us hope that Continental Airways daily transatlantic flight to New York (consistent 94% loads since inception) will provoke more long haul insistence from other airlines.
The Regional Airports Review looked at access to each airport expressed as population against travel times.
The RASCO figures showed:
1-hour access time by road:
To Edinburgh Airport : 2,536m or 50.1% of the Scottish population
To Glasgow Airport : 1,982m or 39.2% of the Scottish population
To Prestwick Airport : 1,401m or 27.7% of the Scottish population
2-hour access by road:
To Edinburgh Airport : 4,01m or 79.2% of the Scottish population
To Glasgow Airport : 3,756m or 74.2% of the Scottish population
To Prestwick Airport : 3,407m or 67.3% of the Scottish population
In fact BAA's Scottish Airport's were on record a few months ago describing motorway access to Glasgow Airport as 'poor'.
Hopefully the recently devolved Scottish government will recognize the monopoly situation involving Scottish Airports and order The British Airport Authority to sell off it's Edinburgh and Aberdeen interests. Or perhaps somebody would care to make a bid right now! Or the Scottish Parliament might get off their backsides?
One glaring omission at Edinburgh Airport is the lack of a direct rail link to Edinburgh City Centre. Would you believe that the main Edinburgh - Aberdeen Railway line runs along the Northern perimeter? Plans are in hand to provide EDI with a heavy rail link connecting EDI with Glasgow city, Aberdeen, Inverness etc. and the East Coast Main line down into England.
The Edinburgh Evening News reported on 14th November 2000 that Edinburgh Airport could be given a massive boost by a new underground rail interchange. Click here to read the report. See also Expansion Plan Option 8 [Oct 2002].
The main Edinburgh - Glasgow Railway line also runs within 1/2 mile of Runway 06's threshold. There are plans to build a station at nearby Edinburgh Park which will serve both Edinburgh - Glasgow and Edinburgh - Aberdeen lines. These stations entail a further surface transfer to the airport and BAA should hang their heads in shame! Meanwhile BAA have announced a GBP8.1bn upgrade of its London airports! (April 2002)
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AIRLINE RESERVATION NUMBERS.
Dialing codes: Applies to all telephone numbers listed in this text.
Europe: 00 44 and miss out the '0' ie 00 44 645 737 737 for Aer Lingus.
North America: 011 44 and miss out the '0' ie 011 44 (645) 737 737 ditto.
Ryan Air 737 - Quick EDI Turn-a-Round
Simon Boothroyd ©\2002
SCHEDULED FLIGHT TIMETABLES. These have been discontinued; another BAA shot-in-foot?
Aer Lingus ....... 0645 737 747 Swiss .......... 0845 601 0956 British Midland .. 0870 6070555 Easyjet .......... 0990 292929 Air France ....... 0345 581 393 SAS ............. 0345 090 900 KLMuk ............ 0990 074 074 Flybe.com ....... 0131 333 1000 Euromanx ........ 01624 822123British Airways ... 0345 222 111
Easyjet & Ryanair are no longer keen on phone bookings.
Unaccompanied Minors? Please read our FAQ
Please visit the Links Page for the Airlines' own websites.
DESTINATIONS. (A selection) you can fly to and from any airport in the world from Edinburgh over the various London and European Gateways.
Aberdeen Abu Dhabi Amsterdam Athens Barcelona Billund Belfast City Berlin Birmingham Blackpool Bristol Brussels Budapest Cairo Cardiff Cologne Copenhagen Cork Dublin Dundee Dusseldorf East Midlands Frankfurt Geneva Glasgow Gothenburg Hanover Helsinki Hong Kong Humberside Inverness Istanbul Jersey Johannesburg Jonkoping Kalmar Kirkwall Leeds Bradford London (LGW) London (STN)London (LHR) London (LTN) Madrid Manchester Milan Munich Nairobi Nice Norrkoping Norwich Orebro Oslo Paris Plymouth Riga Rome Shannon Shetland Singapore SouthhamptonStavenger Stockholm Strasborg Stuttgart Sydney Tallinn Tel Aviv Tokyo Vasteras Vaxjo Vienna Vilnius Warsaw Wick Zurich
New Destinations: London City, Frankfurt, Vienna, Copenhagen, Gothenburgh, Cambridge and Billund. More in the pipeline!
TRANSATLANTIC AND FAR EAST
Edinburgh has remarkably good access to most of the popular destinations, especially by using the services of BA and KLM. On BA, for instance, connections via Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham give easy access to all 40 cities of the Americas and the Caribbean, plus Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia and Australasia.
Continental Airlines are now operating DAILY DIRECT NEW YORK SERVICES. Full connections to over 100 cities in the USA and many in Canada. Now extra frequencies in 2005. Book here.
KLM have flights to Amsterdam (1 hour and 30 minutes) from where there is a wide range of flights, including nine US destinations plus several code-shared flights by Northwest, 13 Far East destinations plus Sydney. A bonus is a minimum connecting time of just 50 minutes at Amsterdam. Air France via CDG, Lufthansa via Frankfurt, Tyrolean Air via Vienna and British Midland via Manchester, Brussels and Copenhagen. CSA via Prague and Transaero via Moscow.
CHARTER CARRIERS AND DESTINATIONS.
Edinburgh based Globespan have not been slow to recognize Edinburgh's Transatlantic potential and have Summer charters to Toronto. Thomas Cook have also introduced Canadian summer weekly flights.
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HANDLING AGENTS.
Servisair handle enquiries for the following and their Telephone Number is: 0131 344 3111. R/T 130.60.MHz. They also have an inquiry desk on the ground floor.
Austria, Innsbruck ...... TyroleanBelgium, Brussels ....... bmiBlack Sea Resorts........ Air ViaBulgaria, Albena/Drouzhba Air ViaCanada, Toronto ......... Air TransatGran Canaria,Las Palmas . Spanair & MonarchTenerife, TFS ........... Futura IntTenerife, TFS ........... Air EuropaTenerife, TFS ........... Spanair& MonarchChannel Islands, Jersey . Manx Airlines, British MidlandCorsica.................. BraathensCyprus, Larnaca ......... Monarch,EuroCypriaDenmark, Copenhagen ..... British MidlandFrance, Paris ........... Air France, British AirwaysGermany.................. LufthansaGreece, Zakynthos ....... MonarchHolland, Amsterdam ...... KLMukIreland, Dublin ......... Aer LingusMajorca, Palma........... British Midland
Majorca, Palma ......... Futura IntMajorca, Palma ......... BritanniaMajorca, Palma ......... SpanairMajorca, Palma.......... MonarchMajorca, Palma ......... Air EuropaIbiza .................. Air EuropaMenorca, Mahon.......... Futura IntMenorca, Mahon ......... AirtoursMalta .................. Air MaltaPortugal ............... Air Azores, Monarch,Air2000Spain, Alicante ........ Britannia, MonarchSpain, Reus.. .......... SpanairSpain, Malaga .......... BritanniaSweden, Stockholm ...... SASSweden, Gothenburgh..... BraathensSwitzerland, Zurich .... Swiss Int'l Air LinesTurkey, Bodrum.......... Onur AirTurkey, Dalaman ........ MonarchUSA, Florida ........... European Aviation
GENERAL AVIATION INFORMATION.
The General Aviation Terminal is located to the South East of the main terminal building. On approaching the main terminal from the M8 road take the only road on the right hand side by the Hilton Hotel for the General Aviation Terminal. It includes a lounge, toilet and telephone facility. Tel: 0131 344 3139 or 0131 344 3172.
The handling agents are:
Servisair: R/T ..................... 130.60 MHz Tel .................... 0131 344 3111 Execair: Tel .................... 0131 317 7484 Fax ..................... 0131 317 7484 Telex .............. 94018141 EXECAIR-GComet Handling: Tel .............. 0131 339 4619 Fax .............. 0131 333 2255 e-mail ops@comet-handling.co.ukEdinburgh Air Charter..............0131 339 8008 Edinburgh Flying Club..............0131 286 0966Forth Helicopters..................0131 339 8877Glenair Helicopters................0131 339 2321Turnhouse Flying Club..............0131 339 4706Aircraft Engineering...............0131 333 4150Fax................................0131 333 4149
APOLOGY
Sorry that the info here is a bit basic, too short or too long. But it represents one man's passion for his local airport. I would like suggestions or perhaps someone can put this together better than I have. My acknowledgements to Pam Massey, fellow member of Zetnet Internet services for her help and patience. Please email me at ability@zetnet.co.uk, even if it's just to let me know that you have read it. Thanks for your tolerance.
For Tourist Information, How to get to EDI, Car Parking, Public Transport,
The Weather, and other related links, Please click here.
If you have a couple of minutes to spare...Please see the results our airport survey
Happy flying........
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Austria, Innsbruck ...... TyroleanBelgium, Brussels ....... bmiBlack Sea Resorts........ Air ViaBulgaria, Albena/Drouzhba Air ViaCanada, Toronto ......... Air TransatGran Canaria,Las Palmas . Spanair & MonarchTenerife, TFS ........... Futura IntTenerife, TFS ........... Air EuropaTenerife, TFS ........... Spanair& MonarchChannel Islands, Jersey . Manx Airlines, British MidlandCorsica.................. BraathensCyprus, Larnaca ......... Monarch,EuroCypriaDenmark, Copenhagen ..... British MidlandFrance, Paris ........... Air France, British AirwaysGermany.................. LufthansaGreece, Zakynthos ....... MonarchHolland, Amsterdam ...... KLMukIreland, Dublin ......... Aer LingusMajorca, Palma........... British Midland
Majorca, Palma ......... Futura IntMajorca, Palma ......... BritanniaMajorca, Palma ......... SpanairMajorca, Palma.......... MonarchMajorca, Palma ......... Air EuropaIbiza .................. Air EuropaMenorca, Mahon.......... Futura IntMenorca, Mahon ......... AirtoursMalta .................. Air MaltaPortugal ............... Air Azores, Monarch,Air2000Spain, Alicante ........ Britannia, MonarchSpain, Reus.. .......... SpanairSpain, Malaga .......... BritanniaSweden, Stockholm ...... SASSweden, Gothenburgh..... BraathensSwitzerland, Zurich .... Swiss Int'l Air LinesTurkey, Bodrum.......... Onur AirTurkey, Dalaman ........ MonarchUSA, Florida ........... European Aviation
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