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    Edinburgh Airport is Scotland’s busiest airport and welcomed almost 9.8 million passengers in 2013. It is the fifth biggest airport in the UK with over 40 airlines servicing 140+ routes, including New York and Istanbul.

    July and August 2013 saw the airport’s busiest months ever, with more than one million passengers travelling through its terminal each month. It is the 5th largest in the UK, in terms of passenger numbers, and employs over 5000 people.

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    Overall rating

    2.96

    (25 reviews)

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    Access (avg.)

    3.02

    Parking (avg.)

    3.24

    Toilets (avg.)

    2.84

    Staff (avg.)

    2.96

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    dystrophydad

    Sept 2024

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    4

    Planes, Trams and Automobiles

    I embarked upon an Edinburgh Odyssey recently, for the purpose of gaining first-hand experience of travel networks within the city. I took a tram from Haymarket to the airport, a journey of less than 30 minutes, which proved an easy task for this manual wheelchair user. The airport is vast, though I found the Special Assistance area rather cramped. With a multitude of transport routes, it's exceptionally easy to get to, but how is it when you're there?
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    dystrophydad

    Aug 2024

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    3.5

    Multi-storey Parking - On another level?

    This review is specific to the multi-storey car park at the airport, rather than the airport itself. Advertised as the closest you can park to the terminal, they definitely aren't lying. The ground floor is used for drop-off, but there are five floors in this structure and a "mostly" accessible toilet.
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    ajlamb92

    Jun 2024

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    0.5

    Do not fly from Edinburgh!

    Hoping to share this with others so they don’t face the same issues. Having shared my feedback directly they were really unhelpful and passed me on to service provider who are not replying. Due to a brain tumour removal I am confined to a wheelchair, due to having issues with balance,this was my first flight since the operation and I was very apprehensive about it. On Wednesday the 5th June, I was booked in to fly with eurowings from Edinburgh airport to Stuttgart. I was travelling with family. I confirmed with assistance that we would manage ourselves through security but I would need assistance at the gate to board. Myself and my husband waited while all the other passengers boarded. We waited for 1.5 hours for someone to come to help me get onto the plane and then they didn’t have a suitable chair and so I had to walk onto the full plane of passengers who had also been waiting, between my husband and one of your staff. Absolutely humiliating. Once arrived in Stuttgart I was pleasantly surprised that assistance were there and helped me straight off after all passengers disembarked. Confidence in air travel restored! I returned on the 10th June and I was helped onto the plane with no issues. However when I arrived back in Edinburgh. All passengers disembarked after landing, I waited again with my husband for 45/50 minutes for assistance off the plane. It took so long for assistance to arrive that Eurowings had the other passengers boarded for their return flight. I felt extremely embarrassed and again humiliated! Not to mention we had our 5 year old daughter with us, luckily could be looked after by our other family members on the flight and the affects of these shocking events to my ongoing journey. Currently these situations have disheartened me from travelling by air again and if I do become brave enough, I will definitely NOT be travelling from Edinburgh.
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    Disabled Access Information for Edinburgh Airport

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    Edinburgh Airport is committed to looking after all of our passengers before you board your aircraft. If you have a disability or require additional assistance at the airport, you must inform your airline of your particular need at least 48 hours before you fly. It is advisable to give as much notice as possible for both the outbound and return journeys – this way we can ensure you receive the assistance you require. However, if no notification is made we will make all efforts to assist you. Even if you are fairly mobile you may still require assistance as there can be long distances within airports. To receive assistance you must arrive at a designated point no later than two hours before the published flight departure time, or present yourself for check-in no later than one hour before the published departure time. For more information visit edinburghairport.com/prepare/request-special-assistance Help points can be found at the drop-off zones for buses, taxis and private vehicles, and in the arrivals halls. Help points (marked with yellow signs) are equipped with telephones or assistance buttons for use exclusively by people with special needs.
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    Vehicles carrying passengers with blue badges are given 30 minutes' free access to any of our car parks. Car parks have wide disabled parking bays; please follow signs to the appropriate zone. Drivers carrying blue badge holders should present their ticket to the Customer Services office for validation to exit. Prices are displayed clearly at car park entrances. Telephone help points/assistance call points are located near allocated spaces and assistance is free to those with additional needs. For disabled customers, wheelchair assistance and help with baggage will be provided. Just lift the telephone or press the assistance button and request assistance. If you wish to park in the designated spaces but take your badge on your journey, you will need to show your badge to the car park operator. Please contact the car park operator via the help button at the pay stations or by visiting the Customer Services office. You must pay for car park tickets at the Customer Services office or automatic payment machines before returning to your car. If you cannot reach the ticket/payment slot, press the help button. edinburghairport.com/prepare/special-assistance
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    Toilets features at Edinburgh Airport

    Edinburgh Airport does not have a Changing Places toilet but it does have the ability to adapt disabled toilet facilities to accommodate passengers who may have additional needs. Please email additionalneeds@edinburghairport.com for more information. There are 15 accessible toilets in Edinburgh Airport and these are located throughout the terminal building. These are signposted and staff are on hand to guide you. All of the disabled toilets at Edinburgh Airport are equipped with: Low level sinks hand rails panic button low level hand dryers doors which open outwards
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    For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: edicommunications@Edinburghairport.com

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    Edinburgh Airport, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, EH12 9DN

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