Cheap flights to Aberdeen

Flights to Aberdeen

Aberdeen may be known for being the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, but the city itself is home to one of the UK's most beautiful universities, referred to as - The Granite City. The university, the gorgeous parks and the maritime history is what makes Aberdeen one of Scotland's top destinations. Luckily, Aberdeen airport is served by both national and European flights, making the city easily accessible.

Flights to Aberdeen from London	duration: 1h40	from £31.96
Flights to Aberdeen from Manchester	duration: 1h20	from £46.92
Flights to Aberdeen from Paris	duration: 1h50	from £45.79
Flights to Aberdeen from Frankfurt am Main	duration: 2h05	from £84.11
Flights to Aberdeen from Amsterdam	duration: 4h10	from £51.72

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How to Get to Aberdeen by Plane

There are flights to Aberdeen from many major European cities, including Amsterdam, Bergen, Copenhagen, Corfu, Paris and several popular holiday destinations in Spain such as Ibiza, Menorca and Tenerife. The primary airlines that operate flights to Aberdeen Airport are: Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Thomas Cook, Thomson and Scandinavian Airlines. Located in Dyce the airport is 9 kilometres from the centre of Aberdeen and is accessible by bus, train and taxi. Regular express and local bus services depart directly from outside the terminal building, take around 30 minutes to central Aberdeen and are less frequent on Saturdays and Sundays. Dyce railway station is 3 kilometres from the airport, it can be reached by shuttle bus or taxi. The train journey to Aberdeen takes about 10 minutes and there are connections to Inverness, Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow. Comcab provide the official airport taxi service from the entrance of the airport terminal building where a taxi marshaller is available to assist travellers.

Aberdeen

The university city of Aberdeen is often referred to as The Granite City as many of its historic public buildings were constructed of local grey granite, the stone is characterised by the mica particles it contains that sparkle in the sunlight. These elegant Victorian buildings, many now restored to their former gleaming glory, give the city centre a stately atmosphere. Aberdeen is steeped in maritime history, from the days of the clipper ships to the current international oil exploration in the North Sea: visit Aberdeen Maritime Museum to discover more. The city is located between two river mouths, the Dee and the Don, a long sandy beach stretches from one river to the other and is perfect for refreshing walks and family fun. Aberdeen is well known for its well kept parks and gardens and has won many awards for its beautiful floral displays. The city is also well placed to explore the many royal castles located in the stunning Aberdeenshire countryside.