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Facts and Figures

Operating hours 

  • 24 hours a day, 365 days a year 

Passenger statistics 

  • Passengers per year: 8.8 million*
  • Passenger profile: AB: 42%, C1: 38%, C2: 12%, DE: 8% 

Airlines and aircraft movements

  • Airlines: Around 30
  • Total aircraft movements: 95,371 a year (an average of 265 movements a day)
  • Destinations: Over 80
  • Aircraft types: Boeing 737, 747, 757, 767, 777 Airbus A310, A330, Dash, Embraer

Facilities

  • Number of runways: 1 main runway, 1 short runway
  • Runway length: 2,658m long by 46m wide
  • Total retail space: 5,200m²
  • Number of terminals: 1 plus additional T2 check-in facility
  • Check-in capacity: 63 desks (39 in main terminal)
  • Car parking spaces: Short stay 3,752; Long stay 1,800
  • Number of aircraft stands: 39

Investment

  • In last 10 years: Over £200 million
  • In next 10 years: Over £300 million
  • Economic Contribution: £700 million a year
  • Employs: 5,300 (500 are BAA Glasgow employees)
  • Cargo: Over 4748 tonnes air cargo per year 

Destinations
Top ten international destinations (in order)

  • Amsterdam
  • Palma de Mallorca
  • Tenerife
  • Alicante
  • Malaga
  • Dublin
  • Dubai
  • Toronto
  • Arrecife (Lanzarote)
  • Faro


Top ten UK destinations (in order)

  • Heathrow
  • Luton
  • Stansted
  • Gatwick
  • Birmingham
  • Belfast International
  • Bristol
  • Manchester
  • East Midlands
  • Southampton

Most popular international destination

  • Amsterdam

Most popular country

  • Spain

Most popular domestic destination (outside London)

  • Birmingham


Most popular long-haul destination

  • Dubai

Number of flights to London (average)

  • per week: 471
  • per day: 73 (weekday)

Opened: 1966

Owned and operated by: BAA

Managing Director: Gordon Dewar

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* As 31 August 2007


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