Flights Glasgow to Amsterdam

How long is the Glasgow flight to Amsterdam?

Looking for fast and cheap flights to Amsterdam from Glasgow? You're in luck. Direct flights from Glasgow to Amsterdam take approximately 1 hour 35 minutes.

Is there a time change from Glasgow to Amsterdam?

It's worth noting that Amsterdam operates Central European Time, so check your watch and smartphone settings before you land.

How early should I arrive at the airport?

It's advised you arrive at the airport approximately two hours ahead of your departure time to ensure fuss-free boarding.

Several popular airlines provide non-stop flights from Glasgow Airport to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. When embarking on short holidays and longer breaks, you can choose operators including Klm Royal Dutch Airlines and easyJet. With a flight duration of approximately 1 hour 35 minutes covering a flight path of around 445 miles, it's a relatively quick journey no matter which airline you opt for.

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Unsure of when to plan your trip to Amsterdam? Whether you're looking for the cheapest time to go, need some ideas for your city breaks, or you're simply seeking some further inspiration before you travel, you've come to the right place.

• December/January: See the city in a whole new light when Amsterdam's Light Festival gets underway.
• December: Get into the festive spirit and stock up for the big day at one of Europe's biggest Christmas markets.
• January: Get lost among the flowers and pick a beautiful bouquet during Amsterdam's annual Tulip Day.
• April: Celebrate King's Day, one of the biggest Dutch national holidays in style.
• September: Heritage Day in the second weekend of September sees many national monuments and museum buildings free to explore.

Whenever you decide to travel, you'll always find great rates on tickets and airfares to ensure the best possible deal, every time.

Useful information about Glasgow Airport

Glasgow Airport handles a range of domestic flights and international journeys, including those headed to Amsterdam. This international travel hub is easy enough to get to, with options including:

• Bus: Several bus services connect the airport to the city centre and other major destinations in and around the city.
• Road: Driving yourself? The M8 motorway provides fuss-free connections for motorists.
• Taxi: A convenient option for those looking for hassle-free journeys ahead of their flight, with drop-off available right outside the main terminal building.
• Rail: The nearest station, Paisley Gilmour Street, is only a mile away with convenient connections via the 757 bus service.

There's plenty of premium facilities for passengers to enjoy ahead of their outbound journey, with a wide selection of retail outlets and restaurants, not to mention limited complimentary wireless access so you can stay connected during your travels.

Useful information about Amsterdam Airport Schipol

Amsterdam Airport Schipol is the main port of call for those heading into the Dutch capital by air. This bustling international travel hub provides plenty in the way of amenities, with a wide array of eateries and retail outlets, not to mention convenient connections via the airport railway station for those heading into the city centre itself. Taxis are also easy to arrange from here, with plenty of car rental options for those looking to recommence their journey with themselves behind the wheel.

No matter how brief your stay in the capital of the Netherlands, you'll never be short on things to keep you occupied. Enjoy exciting activities and attractions, including:

• Visit museums like Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Museum and the Rijkmuseum. There are many smaller ones, too, so plan some time for some improptu stops.
• Head to historic squares like Dam Square, Waterlooplein, Rembrandtplein and Koningsplein.
• Walk along the scenic canals of Amsterdam, with more than 60 miles of waterside wonder to explore.
• Take in the city's architetcture. When walking along, don't forget to look up from your map to admire the tall but narrow canal houses that make Amsterdam so charming. The reason that houses "grew" so tall what that the city began to run out of room in the seventeeth century, so the only way to go was up.