GLA

About Glasgow Airport

Glasgow Airport sits on the banks of the River Clyde and handles over 8 million passengers annually, serving as the primary international gateway for west-central Scotland. The airport is particularly exposed to Scotland's changeable maritime climate, with low cloud, strong surface winds, and occasionally snow reducing capacity. It coordinates closely with Edinburgh Airport on alternates during disruptions, and flights are frequently diverted between the two.

Know Your Rights

UK261 & EU261 Passenger Rights

If your flight is delayed or cancelled due to an ATC issue or ground stop, you may be entitled to compensation, meals, and accommodation under UK or EU passenger rights law.