Inverness Airport Duty Free

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About Inverness Airport (INV)

IATA/ICAO Code:
INV/EGPE
Address:
Dalcross, Inverness IV2 7JB
City: Inverness
Country:
United Kingdom
Phone:
+44 (0)1667 464000
Website: http://www.invernessairport.co.uk/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/invairport
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InvernessAirport
Arrivals: Inverness (INV) Arrivals
Departures: Inverness (INV) Departures
Latitude/Longitude
57.54249954, -4.047500134
Map: Click to view airport map
Reviews:
Inverness Airport duty free
3.6 rating based on 12,345 ratings
Overall rating: 3.6 out of 5 based on 9 reviews.
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Inverness Airport (IATA: INV, ICAO: EGPE), is an airport serving the Inverness area in United Kingdom. Scroll down or click here to see what Inverness Airport shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities we have in our Duty Free Information 2024 Database. Currently in our database we have information on 2 shops, 1 cafes, and 2 restaurants at Inverness Airport. If you believe this data is out of date or incorrect in any way, please contact us and we will get our team of researchers to correct our data.

This airport has two asphalt runways. One is 700 meters long and the other is 1,887 meters long. Travelers use this destination to go to the North of Scotland or to see if they can find the Loch Ness monster. 946,391 passengers moved through its doors and 29,690 aircraft movements in 2019. The airport handles scheduled and charter flights for the United Kingdom.

INV began as an RAF station in 1940 and was used during WWII by RAF for gunner training, flight training and gliding schools, as well as flight schools. In 1947, it was opened to civilian travel. By the 1970s and 1980s, it handled daily flights from a few airlines, and in the 2000s the first international flights began. This prompted an upgrade to the single terminal to make room for waiting and shopping.

Long- and short-term parking is available with premium options for disabled passengers. There are parking places for motorcycles and coaches, too. Buses and taxis will get you to and from the airport.

Frequently Asked Questions about Inverness Airport

It takes approximately 19 mins to drive the 9.6 mi (15.4 kilometres) between the centre of Inverness and Inverness Airport, making it accessible enough to facilitate and accommodate any travel plans. Make sure you arrive in time to take the opportunity to explore the duty-free shopping opportunities located inside INV airport, where you can purchase exclusive perfumes and colognes, cigarettes, alcohol, food items, confectionery, and souvenirs from United Kingdom.

External parking options are available. Don't forget that you can also opt to leave your car at home, thanks to the many public transportation alternatives that can take you to and from Inverness Airport.

Once you arrive at the airport, you have the option to fuel up for your journey ahead by grabbing a bite to eat at any of the 3 available restaurants and cafes, or why not head straight for the duty-free shopping opportunities at the 2 different shops around Inverness Airport? Get a last-minute gift for a loved one, or spoil yourself with a well-deserved souvenir from your trip.

  • Whisky Cellar
  • WHSmith

  • D'Lish Restaurant and Bar
  • Rapide
  • Stag & Thistle Bar And Kitchen
  • The Meeting Place

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INV/EGPE

Dalcross, Inverness IV2 7JB

Inverness

United Kingdom

+44 (0)1667 464000

Inverness Airport (INV/EGPE) shops, restaurants, and facilities

Shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities at Inverness Airport:

Aspire Lounge
  • 01616947220
  • Closes 9pm
D'Lish Restaurant and Bar
  • 01667464115
  • Closes 5:30pm
Rapide
  • 01667418248
Stag & Thistle Bar And Kitchen
  • 01667464000
  • Closes 9pm
The Meeting Place
  • 01667464114
  • Closes 4pm
Whisky Cellar

Inverness Airport Reviews

★★★★☆
not much of an airport! staff not much better.
- menpols

★★★☆☆
Good local airport. I have flown from/to Inverness since 1972. In my experience the departure / arrival procedures are smooth & efficient. Arrival from aircraft to car park (carrying hand luggage) is regularly less than 3 minutes.
- Duart Lodge

★★★☆☆
very empty airport
- kalvin Fraser

★★★★☆
Nice airport, very small and could do with a lengthend runway
- Jake Norton

★★★☆☆
Inverness airport is small, just 3 departure gates. The departure lounge can get very busy if all three gates are needed at similar times, 3 flights = 400-500 people which there isn't really space for. Security can be slow at times, there are only two x-ray machines and often only one is in use. There is a cafe and coffee bar land-side, although the coffee place doesn't open early. Airside you have a coffee bar and a newspaper kiosk, so don't expect much to kill time at the airport. Transport to/from the airport is taxi or bus, although no buses early morning or late night. If you are arriving off a busy flight, best to book a taxi.
- Andrew King

★★★★☆
This is my local airport. Its pretty small, but you will find most things you need like a cafe and a few small shops. The thing that makes Inverness are its staff. They are great. Love flying from Inverness.
- Andrew

★★★★☆
Much Improved since last time there. Security and screening staff a bit stiff and dull. Maybe just having a bad day! The airport as a whole is nice and clean and the shops are quite good although expensive.
- menpols

★★★☆☆
Very small and could do with an upgrade. As an aviation enthusiast I would love to see more airlines and aircraft in Inverness however that would require a runway upgrade/expansion as the current runway can only take a certain aircraft weight due to it sinking into the wet earth below it, the same problem with Cork/ORK in the south of Ireland. Both airports were once a thriving place of multiculturalism however these factors have been limiting the effect of multiculturalism growth in the region. On a busy day Inverness Airport cant cope with passenger numbers with only three departure gates and two security scanners (which most of the time only one scanner is being used), the shops are quite expensive. The airport also has very little to do once passed security. Overall I would spend a little more money and buy a train ticket and fly out of Aberdeen, Glasgow or Edinburgh.
- Dylan Morrison

★★★★★
A great little airport - can get busy especially when easyJet flights are boarding. Getting to the airport is possible via taxi or public bus. The lounge is tiny but perfect!
- Billy
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