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1. www.heraldscotland.com › news › transportRunway success: 11 little-known facts about Glasgow Airport

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   May 17, 2023 · IT'S all change at Glasgow Airport with its new chief, Andy Cliffe, setting out his ambitious strategy for growth at Scotland's second busiest airport. Last year it attracted 6.5 million...

2. www.glasgowworld.com › news › peopleHow Glasgow Airport evolved after take off in the 1960s

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   May 10, 2023 · Departures from Glasgow Airport were 19 minutes behind schedule on average in 2022, according to analysis of CAA data by the PA news agency More developments would come. The terminal was given a massive extension in the late ‘80s, a new pier opened in the ‘90s, and a second terminal opened in the ‘00s.

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3. www.glatransfers.co.uk › glasgow › history-ofHistory of Glasgow Airport: From Humble Beginnings to Modern ...

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   Jul 12, 2024 · In this blog, we will explore the key milestones and developments that have shaped Glasgow Airport over the years. Early Beginnings: 1932 – 1960s. Glasgow’s aviation history began in the 1930s with the establishment of Renfrew Airport, located just a few miles from the current Glasgow Airport site.

4. www.glasgowairportarrivals.co.uk › historyThe History of Glasgow Airport

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   Glasgow Airport, located in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, is the second busiest airport in Scotland, after Edinburgh Airport. The airport has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century when it was first established as a Royal Flying Corps base during World War I. Here is a brief overview of the history of Glasgow Airport:

5. www.scotsman.com › arts-and-culture › the-evolutionThe evolution of Glasgow Airport - The Scotsman

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   May 7, 2018 · The new airport was an instant success, with more than one million passengers recorded by December that year. Glasgow Corporation - the city council’s predecessor - was initially unwilling to...

6. www.scotsman.com › news › transportPictorial history celebrates 50 years of Glasgow Airport

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   Jan 22, 2017 · A pictorial history of Scotland's first major airport has been published to mark its 50th birthday, The 98-page souvenir, 50 Years of Glasgow Airport, was compiled by Dugald Cameron and has...

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   Was Glasgow Airport a success?

   • The new airport was an instant success, with more than one million passengers recorded by December that year. Glasgow Corporation - the city council’s predecessor - was initially unwilling to run the airport, fearing it would be a financial burden on ratepayers. A British Eagle BAC 1-11 on the opening day - 2 May 1966.

   The evolution of Glasgow Airport - The Scotsman

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   What's happening at Glasgow Airport?

   • IT'S all change at Glasgow Airport with its new chief, Andy Cliffe, setting out his ambitious strategy for growth at Scotland's second busiest airport. Last year it attracted 6.5 million passengers as it recovered from the pandemic. The airport, which opened in May 1966, has had a colourful past.

   Runway success: 11 little-known facts about Glasgow Airport

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   Why did Glasgow Airport change?

   • Just two years after opening, the bar and first floor had to be extended. And more change would come. Designs were put forward in 1969, which would allow Glasgow Airport to cope with five million passengers per year - a figure it was expected to smash in 1980. And it was not just the increase in passengers which required the airport to change.

   How Glasgow Airport evolved after take off in the 1960s

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   Will Glasgow Airport improve public service?

   • The opening of Glasgow Airport “marks a vital step forward in improved public service” - that was the message on the pamphlet celebrating the opening of the new airport. It argued that “the new Glasgow Airport will give stimulus to business and tourism and will play an increasingly important part in the development of Scotland”.

   How Glasgow Airport evolved after take off in the 1960s

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   What is 50 years of Glasgow Airport?

   • The 98-page souvenir, 50 Years of Glasgow Airport, was compiled by Dugald Cameron and has been circulated among staff. The site at Abbotsinch took over from Renfrew Airport in 1966, and hosted its first commercial flight on 2 May 1966 - a British European Airways (BEA) service from Edinburgh.

   Pictorial history celebrates 50 years of Glasgow Airport - The Scotsman

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   What is Glasgow Airport known for?

   • PIC: TSPL. Glasgow Airport was originally known as Abbotsinch with planes first taking off there in 1932. It was later changed to HMS Sanderling with the arrival of Royal Auxiliary Airforce 602 during World War Two.

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8. www.nats.aero › blog › 2016Glasgow’s golden glow – we’re proud to be on board as the ...

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   Jul 21, 2016 · But some things never change, and Glasgow’s determination to succeed as a leading Scottish business and leisure airport has been, and remains, a constant driver behind the up-and-coming hub’s success.