Sumburgh Airport Terminals

Departures

Getting at Sumburgh Airport Passengers of LSI airport are recommended to allow enough time to get ready to the airport, to let time to park their car, get into the main terminal, and get ready for check-in and security procedures. Generally, passengers should arrive approximately one hour before their scheduled departure time for domestic flights within the UK, and around two hours before for European flights. Sumburgh Airport Security Sumburgh Airport security is managed and controlled by the Airport Management Services Ltd (shortly referred to as AMSL). All passengers and air travelers of Sumburgh Airport must be aware that the Department for Transport has set specific rules for traveling through LSI airport to various destinations. Hence, all passengers are required to follow the instructions and rules that work at the airport. Security Checkpoint At security checkpoints, all passengers will be asked by security staff to remove the coat, ja

Duty free

Duty-Free Passengers at Sumburgh Airport from a country that is situated within the EU are allowed to bring an unlimited amount of goods from the duty-free stores, bought in EU countries if the price they paid included tax and if the products are for their personal use. Limits on Duty-Free Store Passengers from EU country should meet the following restrictions while shopping at the duty-free store, more preciously, passengers are allowed to buy: Buy 800 cigarettes, 200 cigars, 1 kg tobacco. Buy 110 liters of beer. Buy 90 liters of wine. Buy 10 liters of spirits. Buy 20 liters of the fortified wine. Passengers outside EU: Buy 200 cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars, 250g tobacco. Four liters of still wine. Buy One liter of alcohol over 22%. Buy 16 liters of beer. Pay up to £390 for other goods. Caffé Volare Caffé Volare is one of the Shetland’s Italian-style coffee bar and bistro, which is located in the departures