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Lothian launches Skylink to Edinburgh Airport

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Published: April 25, 2017
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Skylink (left) complements the existing Airlink service to Edinburgh airport

Lothian Buses has launched its new Skylink service, which operates every 30 minutes between 0400-0000hrs from Ocean Terminal to Edinburgh Airport.

“It is important that we support the demand from air travellers for a direct, reliable and value-for-money service,” says Lothian Buses MD Richard Hall.

“We’ve worked in partnership with the airport’s management over many years to ensure that whether people are flying for business or pleasure, their whole journey is a positive experience.”

The buses used on Skylink are refurbished and have wi-fi, next stop announcements and ample luggage space.

Lothian has also announced that it will be investing in a new fleet of buses for its Airlink service to the city centre, which continues to see growth.

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