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Flybe operate 20 flights a week from Inverness to London Gatwick

Inverness Airport
The modern, well-equipped airport at Inverness is gateway to the highlands and islands of Scotland. Currently over 55% of visitors arriving in Scotland by air are travelling via Inverness. Flights from Inverness to other main centres in the UK and beyond are also set to expand as the airport further develops its facilities and more and more routes are made available.

Parking facilities in and around Inverness Airport
Inverness Airport is able to accommodate up to 650 vehicles in the parking area facing the main terminal building; 19 of these spaces are designated for disabled passengers. The airport calculates its charges according to the time your vehicle is parked in this area, down to the nearest hour, and there is no separate ‘long stay’ car-park.

Airport distance from Inverness town and other notable surrounding locations
The airport lies 8 miles to the east of Inverness. Located in an ideal position for touring the Northern highlands, the airport is 41 miles from Tain, 31 miles from Elgin and 64 miles from Ullapool, which makes flights from Inverness convenient for the whole of the population of the north of Scotland.

Transport links to Inverness
Plentiful transport links make flights from Inverness a convenient way of travelling from the highlands to the main centres of the UK and beyond. As well as a ready supply of taxis, there is a bus-stop directly outside the main terminal building serviced by Jet buses, linking the airport with Inverness city centre, Inverness Retail Park and the coastal towns of Ardesier and Nairn to the east.

Conference and other business facilities at Inverness Airport
The airport is well-equipped to offer facilities for conferences and business meetings, and office equipment and catering are also available for business events of all sizes. The information desk has a photocopier and fax machine which are available for use.

Inverness town profile
In ancient times Inverness developed around its fishing industry until later shipbuilding and engineering brought wealth to the city, while the busy port has continued to play a key role in the import of oil and timber. Over the years Inverness has grown into a modern city with a great shopping centre, lively nightlife and a full programme of cultural events. The city is ideally located within a short distance of Loch Ness and the Moray Firth with its varied coastline and golfing opportunities.

Gatwick airport
Gatwick airport started out as a tiny private airfield, offering its first scheduled service to Paris in 1936. Since then the airport has expanded to handle over 200 destinations and is now the busiest single runway airport in Europe. Flights to Gatwick from other UK locations are also on the increase particularly with the introduction of budget airlines, making Gatwick a convenient centre for onward connecting flights.

Parking facilities in and around Gatwick airport
Parking facilities at Gatwick are extensive and designed to meet the needs of all passengers. Both long and short term parking is available close to the north and south terminals, whilst those car-parks situated further away are serviced by free shuttle buses running regularly. It is advisable to research the facilities carefully beforehand and pre-book your required option.

Airport distance from other notable surrounding locations
The airport at Gatwick adjoins the towns of Crawley and Horley and is under 5 miles from Reigate and Redhill. Just beyond here, the M25 provides easy access to London and the surrounding areas. Central London is 24 miles from Gatwick, other notable locations within a 50 mile radius being Horsham, Maidstone, Guildford and Brighton.

Transport links to Gatwick
Flights to Gatwick benefit from excellent onward transport links to the whole of the UK via rail and road links. Gatwick railway station, situated at the south terminal, runs the Gatwick Express service, connecting with central London several times an hour with a half hour journey time. There are also National Express coaches linking Gatwick with over 400 UK destinations, as well as local buses serving the immediate surroundings.

Conference and other business facilities at Gatwick airport
Business and conference facilities of the highest quality make flights to Gatwick an excellent choice for bringing your business delegates together. As well as the executive lounges at the terminals, the BAA Conference and Business centre, located just two minutes from south terminal arrivals, caters for the most demanding of business needs, with state of the art technology and facilities.

Profile of the local area
You will find Gatwick airport in the heart of rural Sussex, an area rich in local heritage, culture and natural beauty, with points of interest including Arundel Castle and Petworth house, with its important art collection. Stretching along the south coast of England are the popular seaside towns of Brighton and Eastbourne. Those seeking excitement need look no further than the Motor racing events at Goodwood, whilst the South Downs offer a perfect tranquil landscape for walking and cycling.