Glasgow Airport has announced that travellers can reduce parking costs by up to 60% by booking ahead of time. The airport's official website states: "Book in advance and save up to 60% on turn-up prices for a duration greater than 24 hours." This guidance aims to help passengers save money during the summer holiday season, especially amid ongoing cost of living pressures affecting many families.
How to Access the Discount
To benefit from the reduced rates, passengers are directed to use a discount code obtained through an online form. After submitting the form, customers receive an email with a link containing a "unique code" that is automatically applied when booking parking at any of the airport's official car parks. The airport explains that once the form is submitted, the email link seamlessly integrates the discount into the booking process.
Separate NHS Staff Discount
In addition to the general advance booking offer, Glasgow Airport provides a 10% discount exclusively for NHS staff. This initiative is designed to help NHS employees "make your money go a little further" while maintaining proximity to the terminal and vehicle security. NHS workers can access the saving by entering their details via a dedicated form to receive a discount code by email.
New Norwegian Route to Tromsø
In other developments, Norwegian is launching a direct service between Glasgow Airport and Tromsø, Norway. Flights will commence on December 11 and operate approximately twice weekly during the winter season. Chris Tibbett, Executive Director – Commercial Aviation & Marketing at AGS Airports Ltd, commented: "We are delighted to welcome Norwegian's new direct service between Glasgow and Tromsø, further strengthening Scotland's connectivity with Norway and opening up exciting new travel opportunities for our passengers." He added: "Tromsø has become one of Europe's most sought-after winter destinations, renowned for its spectacular Arctic landscapes, Northern Lights experiences and unique outdoor adventures. This new route will make it easier than ever for travellers from across Scotland to experience everything the region has to offer."
Magnus Thome Maursund, Chief Commercial Officer at Norwegian, said: "This new route between Glasgow and Tromsø strengthens the connection between Scotland and Northern Norway. We're seeing growing interest from Scottish travellers looking for authentic Arctic winter experiences, from witnessing the Northern Lights to whale watching and exploring the stunning landscapes of Northern Norway. This new service makes those experiences more accessible than ever."
