Your airport options from Glasgow
Glasgow Airport is situated roughly nine miles west of the centre at Paisley and is the second largest airport in Scotland. The airport operates from a single terminal and has the most extensive route network in the west of the country: Europe, North America and the Middle East.
Glasgow Prestwick airport is the other choice, and the difference between the two is crucial for making your booking. The airport is situated roughly 30 miles south west in Ayrshire rather than in close proximity to the city, operating a smaller network of low cost routes, so a journey there is a true long distance one rather than a short one. Specify which of the two you require in your booking, as the airports have similar names but totally different routes.
Edinburgh Airport is located sufficiently nearby for choosing either of them, and the passengers travelling from Edinburgh can compare airport transfers in Edinburgh, as the journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh is a cross-country journey in itself. More southbound airport transfers in Newcastle cater for the north east of England, and Manchester to Glasgow journeys cover the journey down the west coast.
Further travel is also an important consideration. Troon and Turnberry links that are home to the championships attract golfing groups that arrive by air and travel directly there by road, hence the regularity of Glasgow Airport to Ayr transfer bookings.
Choosing your vehicle
Business class takes care of most travel into the city, the fourth person is in the Standard class, while the Business XL, the MPV in the range, takes care of the golfing party transfer to Ayrshire, in which case six bags are quickly filled up when you factor in the number of clubs.
A golfing group travels in two vehicles. Provide both the number of clubs and the number of people.
Group transfers from Glasgow airport are usually booked on several vehicles rather than a minibus.