Rail, Coach, Bus

Edinburgh Airport by Train

Edinburgh airport does not have its own train station, but the two main stations in Edinburgh are easily accessible as they are both on regular bus routes between them and the airport. Both Edinburgh Waverley and Edinburgh Haymarket stations operate services between Glasgow and other Scottish and English destinations, including a GNER stopping service to London King's Cross. For more details on train times and destinations call National Rail Enquiries or visit the Railtrack website:

		Tel:		0845 748 4950
		Web Site:		Railtrack

Disabled passengers should arrange assistance at least 24 hours before their journey by contacting the relevant train company direct.

Information on planning all aspects of your journey can be obtained by contacting Traveline Scotland:

Tel: 08457 484950

Website: Traveline Scotland

Edinburgh Airport by Bus

There are several regular bus services between Edinburgh airport and the city centre. The bus stands can be found in the front of the terminal building outside the UK arrivals lounge.

The number 100 bus is a regular shuttle which runs between the airport and the city (close to the bus and train stations and the high street.) This service runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every ten minutes during peak hours and every half an hour off-peak.

A less frequent bus service operated by Lothian buses runs between the Ocean Terminal just outside the city centre, through the city and to the airport. This service runs from early morning until late at night; more details can be found on the Lothian buses website.

The information desk in the international arrivals hall also has access to bus timetables.

For more information on planning your bus journey from Edinburgh airport, contact Traveline Scotland:

Tel: 08457 484950

Website: Traveline Scotland