What to do at Aberdeen Airport
Aberdeen Airport provides a range of amenities to enhance your pre-flight experience, catering to various needs, from picking up last-minute essentials to relaxing in the executive lounges.
Boots has toiletries and health essentials, including pain relief, vitamins, insect repellents, and an extensive range of makeup brands. You’ll also find useful travel accessories, from adaptors to mobile phone chargers. And don't forget to stock up on sun cream if you’re going somewhere hot.
For unique souvenirs that capture a taste of the local culture, check out the Discover Aberdeen store, which sells souvenirs and gifts.
To get something to eat, The Distilling House is a great spot. A bar and dining concept showcasing the heritage and countryside of Aberdeen, it serves a range of classic pub food, from all-day breakfast dishes to pizza and burgers.
Talking of pizzas, another culinary option is Bocco. This is an Italian-themed bar and restaurant specialising in sourdough pizzas, and authentic pasta. Excellent if you want a proper meal before setting off on your travels.
In terms of lounges, Aberdeen Airport has two. The first is the award-winning Northern Lights Lounge, available to all passengers. This provides a taste of Aberdeenshire with fresh locally-sourced food and drink prepared by an in-house chef.
British Airways passengers can enjoy the newly designed BA lounge at Aberdeen Airport. This space features bespoke furniture and fittings, including a beautifully crafted granite-topped bar, offering a diverse range of beverages.
The lounge also has local artwork, such as Maddie Rose Hills' 'The Long Winding Shores,' inspired by Kinlochewe in the Scottish Highlands. The perfect environment to relax before your flight.
