Aberdeen International Airport Transportation

Bus

Regular buses travel from ABZ to Aberdeen city center as well as other destinations. Services are less often in the evening and at weekends, so passengers are recommended to confirm bus times with the operator in advance.

A bus journey to the center of Aberdeen takes approximately 30 minutes in average traffic, longer during peak times. Bus prices and timetables are subject to change, so commuters are urged to check with the relevant operator.

Buses to Aberdeen and local services stop right outside ABZ. The bus stop is signposted from the terminal building.

The station can be reached from the facility by taxi or bus. Coach operators at ABZ include Scottish Citylink, National Express and Megabus.

Train

The closest rail station to the airport is Dyce, which is approximately two miles away from the terminal and easily accessed by taxi.

Dyce station belongs to the Aberdeen-Elgin-Inverness line and is served by some through trains from Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The station is unstaffed, but tickets can be purchased on the train. A standard single Anytime fare to Aberdeen costs £2.50, and a return is £3.50. Trains arrive at least once an hour from Monday to Saturday and with less frequency on Sundays.

Aberdeen rail station is located in the city center and requires a ten-minute train journey from Dyce.

Train times, as well as rates, are subject to change, so passengers are recommended to check with the relevant operator or National Rail Enquiries ahead of their journey.