The airport is around Ten miles from the township of Inverness which is in the north of Scotland. The international airport is certainly considered the gateway to the Highlands of Scotland.

The airport is also recognized as Dalcross and is centered near to Dalcross Commercial Estate that is beside the seaside.

Vehicle Hire

Vacationers wanting to lease a vehicle from the international airport may decide on from Avis, Hertz dependent at the international airport. Just outside the international airport terminal building still within the airport grounds you'll find a couple of hire companies who offer you a high level of support and run a shuttle bus service from the international airport to branch several minutes from the terminal.

Car

Drivers can arrive at the airport terminal by taking the A9 road and following sign post for the airport junction along the A96.

If you are renting a car hire from Inverness Airport. Or Using a car hire UK from any one of the Scottish branches. The post code for the international airport is IV2 7JB for those motorists who may have Navigation systems set up in their automobiles.

The city centre is usually reached in just over Fifteen minutes, based on traffic.

Train

Inverness Airport does not have a train station situated at the terminal building. Nairn town is close by to the air-port but the train service is confined with a train ordinarily operating two hourly from Nairn into Inverness. The town of Inverness has train connections to other towns and cities in Scotland and England.

Bus

There is a constrained coach service operating into the city centre from the airport. The bus number is number eleven and appears to run a service once every single one hour and a half hours stopping off in Queensgate,Inverness.

Automobile Parking

The space for parking your automobile is confined to 650 spaces at Inverness International airport. There may be no distinction between long and short term stay parking on the airport. At present the expense for 24 hour parking is 6 pounds.