Shetland Islands, United Kingdom
Sumburgh Airport (LSI) opened in 1936 and is operated by Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL). The airport serves as a vital link for the Shetland Islands, connecting the region to mainland Scotland and supporting the oil and gas industry.
The airport handles approximately 300,000 passengers annually. There are no major expansion plans currently underway.
Sumburgh Airport has one terminal building. It handles both domestic and international flights, primarily serving destinations within the UK and the North Sea oil industry.
The terminal has a limited number of gates to accommodate scheduled and charter flights. There are no piers or concourses.
The airport has not undergone significant expansion projects in recent years. Passenger capacity is relatively small, reflecting the regional nature of the airport.
Types: Short-term and long-term parking are available. Rates: Short-term parking is free for up to 15 minutes. Long-term parking is available at a daily rate of approximately £6.00. Pre-booking: Not applicable.