Flights to Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK)

Discover Glasgow Prestwick

The city of Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and the third largest in the UK. Known for its Victorian art and architecture, the city is a cultural hub and popular tourist destination. When you're planning a trip to Glasgow or a surrounding city, find fantastic deals on airfare and hotels at Skyscanner.

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When is the Best Time to Travel to Glasgow?

The most popular time to visit Glasgow is from May to December with moderate weather, although the city hosts multiple events in the offseason that may attract tourists. Travelers can enjoy the Celtic Connections festival in January and February or the Glasgow Art Fair in March. The World Pipe Band Championships is typically held in August.

Which Airlines Offer Flights to Glasgow Prestwick Airport?

Skyscanner makes it easy to find airlines that fly to Glasgow. Glasgow Prestwick Airport is the secondary airport serving the Glasgow and Prestwick region, but you'll find multiple airlines offering cheap flights. Fly on discount carrier RyanAir or larger airlines like British Airways, American Airlines, or Emirates.

What to Expect at Glasgow Prestwick Airport

Glasgow Prestwick Airport is located just one mile northeast of the town of Prestwick and has one terminal. The airport is the only one in Scotland with its own railway station that can take passengers directly to Glasgow's city center or the city of Ayr. Trains run every 15 minutes during the day and 30 minutes in the evenings. You could also choose to take the bus, although the travel time is not as fast.

What to Do at Glasgow Prestwick Airport

When you arrive at Glasgow Prestwick Airport, there are many shopping and dining options to explore before you leave. You can also ensure you have enough spending money at the cash dispensers, or you could head straight to the car rental desks to start your trek to the city.

What to Do in Glasgow

With a variety of art and science attractions, Glasgow offers something for everyone. Visit the Kelvingrove Art Gallery or the Riverside Museum. You could also explore the Glasgow Cathedral or Necropolis. If you prefer to shop, head over to Buchanan Street with high-end boutiques or over to the East Side with the popular weekend flea market.