Fit To Fly? New Scotsman series examines Edinburgh Airport
The airport is set for a huge revamp, but will it tackle passenger complaints?
Starting on Tuesday, The Scotsman is launching a major series, Fit to Fly? to examine in detail the state of Edinburgh Airport and its development plans.
Scotland's busiest air terminal may be having a record-breaking year amid continuing rapid passenger growth, but the complaints to The Scotsman about the state of the facility and its ability to cope are continuing to mount.
Edinburgh now boasts 240 routes from Canada to China, but it has come under repeated fire for its poor arrivals experience, including long passport queues and baggage delays.
Fit to Fly? will feature prominent frequent fliers, analysts and experts, as well as the man masterminding the £500m terminal revamp which promises to tackle the issues.
We'll be charting the airport's growth to date, explaining who does what within the complex, and will set out its major positives and negatives.
The series will also consider what lies next for the airport, a potential major change to how much you pay for flights, and impact of the new system of travelling into Europe.
We will be asking about your experiences of using the airport - you can take our dedicated Edinburgh Airport survey here - and there will be opportunity to have your questions answered.
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Is Edinburgh Airport Fit to Fly? Don't miss it.
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