Flights To Malaga From Edinburgh
The low cost airline Ryanair is the only operator which offers direct flights from Edinburgh in Scotland to Malaga. If you cannot find a flight which meets your requirements you might like to consider flying from Glasgow Airport to Malaga which gives you a much wider choice of airlines.
The main exit from Malaga Airport is from the new terminal 3 at Malaga Airport. Make sure you follow the signs and go down the escalators to baggage reclaim (even if you only have hand luggage) as this is the where the car hire desks, bus stops and taxi rank are.
Malaga Airport has a new high speed automated luggage system so hopefully you will be able to get your bags checked in quickly and not wait for them for too long before they arrive on the luggage carousel in the baggage hall.
If you want to get to your final destination as quickly as possible when you arrive in Spain then queuing for buses or waiting at a taxi rank is obviously not the best option.
I find the quickest and easiest way of getting from the airport to your holiday accommodation is to book a private transfer. You can organise this before you travel and get an online quote and pre-book the driver and vehicle (paying by credit card in advance). After you have cleared security and collected your luggage you will be met at a pre-arranged point by the driver who will escort you to a waiting vehicle for onward transport to your holiday destination.
We also provide details on Scottish Airports which fly to Malaga and which airlines you can use.
Flights From Malaga To Edinburgh
To ensure your visit to both airports is as stress-free as possible we have also provided some general information on Edinburgh Airport which we hope you will find useful:
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Edinburgh Airport has more than 40 airlines serving more than 100 destinations, handling over nine million passengers a year. Edinburgh Airport is about 12km west of the city centre. It is accessed via the A8 Glasgow Road and is close to the M8 and M9 motorways. |
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Edinburgh Airport has a new car rental building which houses the 9 car hire firms. It is connected to the terminal building by a pedestrian walkway. This features direct access to the terminal with all the cars in one place. |
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There is a good range of shops, restaurants and bars to get something to eat and drink both before and after security. The Servisair Executive Lounge on the first floor of departures offers complimentary drinks, snacks, newspapers and magazines as well as telephone and business desks with internet access, television and a selection of newspapers and magazines. |
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There are taxi ranks for private airport taxis and for city "black cabs" outside the east end of the terminal building. A third rank is available for pre-booked taxis on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park which is directly opposite the terminal. A journey to the city centre takes about 25 minutes, with many a number of taxis being wheelchair accessible. |
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Edinburgh Airport's bus stops have temporarily moved to the coach park on the east side of the terminal building while improvement works are being carried out to the airport forecourt .
This N22 night bus runs from the airport via South Gyle to the city centre and on to Ocean Terminal in Leith between 00:47 and 04:13, seven nights a week.
This Lothian Bus 35 runs to the city centre and on to Ocean Terminal, with stops including RBS World Headquarters, the Scottish Parliament and the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Buses run every 15 minutes Monday to Saturday daytime and every 30 minutes evenings and Sundays.
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Edinburgh's main railway stations are Waverley and Haymarket which are located centre. There is no rail link at the airport but passengers can get to the stations by taxi or by the Airlink 100 bus service which calls at Waverley and Haymarket stations with a journey time of 25 to 30 minutes in normal traffic. The N22 night bus also runs between Waverley station and the airport. The AirDirect 747 bus links the airport with Inverkeithing rail station in Fife. Combined train and bus tickets are available to or from any rail station in Scotland. |
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Edinburgh Airport offers Long Stay Parking which is suitable for all travellers going on holiday or longer trips away. Edinburgh Airport Short Stay Parking is convenient if you are dropping friends or family off for a flight as it is right next to the terminal. Edinburgh Airport fastTRACK Parking offers 150 exclusive bays with dedicated entry and exit lanes to provide fast and convenient parking. It is just one minute's walk to the check in area and is the most efficient method of parking you will find. |
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ATMs are available at various points in Edinburgh Airport's terminal building, before and after security control. All cash dispensers will accept valid UK bank and building society cards (eg: Link affiliated) without surcharge. They also accept major credit cards There also also American Express desks before and after security which act as bureaux de change.. |
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Internet desks with broadband-connected computers are available in all areas of the terminal, before and after security. This service is operated by Spectrum Interactive Ltd. Payment can be made online by credit card, by voucher, or by coin (UK pound or euro). Wireless internet access at Edinburgh Airport is provided by Boingo Wireless. |
