General description
Are you planning a trip to the Highlands town of Inverness? AEROAFFAIRES offers a taxi aircraft hire service at the best rates.
AEROAFFAIRES brings you all the advice you need about Inverness Airport, a former military airfield built on the initiative of the RAF. Since 1947, it has been a strategic commercial airport in Scotland, especially for business aviation.
We offer a helicopter transfer service from London, Liverpool, Cambridge, Ronaldsway, Newquay, Leeds, Newscastle, Glasgow, Oxford, Jersey, Brighton or Edinburgh.
Thanks to our SkyCO2 program, 100% of the CO2 emissions produced by each private flight are offset by supporting the preservation of Peru’s primary forests.
AEROAFFAIRES charters your private aircraft in 2 hours and at a competitive rate. To book your private jet, contact us 7/7 24H/24 at +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82.
Useful information
Inverness Airport is open 7 days a week for landings and take-offs. However, there are some night flight restrictions.
In addition, its business terminal has several FBOs owned by Highland Aviation, Signature Flight Support and The Highland Jet Centre. These private lounges provide its passengers with high quality services:
- Lounges with WIFI to relax while waiting for their flight;
- Meeting rooms for work;
- Private catering service;
- On-site customs service;
- A space for pilots.
It has two asphalt runways of 700 and 1,887 metres in length. Thus the airport can mainly receive:
- turboprop aircraft
- light private jets
Location & access
Airport Code : INV
Latitude: 57°′32″35 N
Longitude: 04°02′51″ W
Altitude: 9 meters
Located in Dalcross in the North East of Inverness, the airport is 12km far from the town centre. The transfer by car to the town centre will take 15 minutes.
AEROAFFAIRES can provide you a car with driver to accompany you on your arrival and departure from the airport. Mercedes Classe S, VIANO or Limousine, you will be able to choose the vehicle of your choice.
Recommandations
In the heart of the Highlands, the Scottish town of Inverness will seduce hikers and adventurers.
To the south-west of the town, you will find the mythical Loch-Ness Lake, known for the monster that resides there. However, the area has many other lakes and sites to offer: Loch Marre, the Inverewe garden, the long beaches of Nairn or Durnoch…
Highly appreciated by the business customers, we recommend the Rocpool restaurant. Here you can enjoy both British and Mediterranean cuisine in a modern ambience on the banks of the River Neiss.
