General Information About Stornoway Airport

Stornoway Airport on Lewis is owned and managed by Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd (HIAL), a company controlled by the Scottish Government. HIAL uses Stornoway as its primary domestic passenger terminal, offering domestic passenger flights as well as serving as home base for their HM Coastguard helicopter search and rescue service.

The airport serves as a key travel hub to the Western Isles and serves both business and leisure travelers. Explore the dramatic coastline and pristine beaches, visit Hebridean castles, and witness an abundance of local wildlife - all within an hour's flight of flying off at this gateway to adventure!

Check-in times at Stornoway Airport may differ depending on which airline is handling your flight, so before making reservations it is a good idea to consult with them to ascertain exactly when to arrive for short-haul and three-haul flights for optimal check-in process times. It is advised to arrive two hours early if flying short-haul; three if taking long-haul.

Stornoway provides daily departures to destinations across Scotland, including Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Aberdeen. Furthermore, connecting flights are available with Loganair, British Airways and Eastern Airways that provide service directly into London.

Hotels Near SYY

There are a range of hotels nearby the airport, such as Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express as well as Courtyard by Marriott, Premier Inn and Travelodge. If you are planning to stay one of these, booking online and taking advantage of discounts can save you money on room rates.

Nearby attractions include An Lanntair Art Gallery, Lewis Loom Centre and Museum nan Eilean; as well as several shops and restaurants located throughout town. The Hebrides offer the ideal environment to relax and unwind; their dramatic landscapes, rich culture and abundance of wildlife will ensure you experience an unforgettable trip.