EDINBURGH Airport is to allow some passengers to park for free this summer as part of a bid to help them beat the rush at check-in on the morning of…
EDINBURGH Airport is to allow some passengers to park for free this summer as part of a bid to help them beat the rush at check-in on the morning of their flight.
Chief operating officer at Edinburgh Airport Adam Wilson commented: “The twilight service was very popular last summer, so much so that it continued into the winter months, so we know there is a demand for the service and that passengers like to use it where possible. The airlines which currently offer the service include Ryanair, British Airways, Jet2 and easyJet with drop off times varying depending on the airline.
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