Glasgow Airport

We’re looking for a PR Coordinator to join our Corporate Affairs team.   The role holder will help support and execute the public relations strategy for AGS, including key messaging, communication channels and tactics.   Find out more and apply here: https://bit.ly/46ZMJyD

It was a privilege to have some of the volunteers from The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association in the airport last week. They raised over £500 in just a few hours, and many happy kids had the chance to meet these amazing guide dogs.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Head of Corporate Affairs to join our Corporate Affairs team.   In this role, you would be an integral part of the Corporate Affairs leadership team and responsible for delivering communications and public relations strategies that promote and protect the AGS brand.   Find out more and apply: https://bit.ly/3yQcYLc

Looking for a new role? We’re hiring for an Airline Business Development Analyst.   This is an exciting opportunity to join the Commercial team at AGS Airports and help shape the Group’s aviation development strategy.   Find our more and apply here: https://bit.ly/3YV9LEJ

We couldn't keep this Cork in the bottle any longer 🍾🍀 We are delighted to announce that Aer Lingus have extended their services at Glasgow Airport with a new route to Cork, a wonderful addition with historic charm and access to stunning coastal landscapes. This new connection, with over 30,000 seats on offer, will enhance accessibility and give passengers more choices for both leisure and business travel purposes. Read more here: https://bit.ly/46VCDyx

Glasgow Airport has just launched public consultation on our 2024-2028 Noise Action Plan 🗣️💬 We recognise that aircraft noise is an important issue for local communities. Our draft Noise Action Plan sets out how we will manage and, where feasible, reduce the impact of aviation noise on our community ✈️ Help us ensure our plans can best serve the Glasgow community by taking part in our online consultation running from 12th August to 6th October 2024 (23:59pm). Learn more at https://bit.ly/3yDeoIL

It was a pleasure to welcome the Minister for Agriculture and Connectivity Jim Fairlie to Glasgow Airport today. It was great to discuss the strategic importance of aviation to Scotland as well as the steps we’re taking at Glasgow to deliver a sustainable future for aviation, including our plans to support zero emission flights. 

We’re proud to have secured a top ranking in the Civil Aviation Authority Annual Passenger Accessibility Report, with Glasgow Airport achieving a ‘very good’ rating. In collaboration with Connected Places Catapult, we’ve conducted a series of live trials using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality to enhance service levels for passengers who require additional support. We aim for every passenger to experience a smooth and effortless journey through our airports. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3SEkTBT #AccessToAir

Making every passenger journey memorable and safe ❤️ 🦺 Our team and Police Scotland work to keep our passengers safe all day, every day. Whether patrolling on foot, by car or surveying our vast CCTV system, we're always here for your safety and security. For more information on how we keep the airport safe for everyone, visit https://bit.ly/3zGVd10

Goodbye, Euro 2024 👋⚽ We may not have had the results we wanted, but our fans won the hearts of Germany, and we can see why. It was amazing to have so many Scotland fans through the airport heading over to support the team! Speaking of teams, it's only fitting to express our gratitude to our excellent staff for organising activities and consistently providing great service.