Glenegedale Airport

Glenegedale Airport (IATA: ILY), often called Islay Airport, opened in the 1930s and operates from a single small terminal serving this whisky-rich Hebridean island. The compact regional airport plays a vital role connecting Islay to Glasgow and other Scottish hubs, with regular Loganair services and seasonal flights that support tourism and local travel. Ground access is straightforward—short drives to Bowmore and Port Ellen, local taxis and limited bus links to ferry terminals and distilleries—making it easy to reach remote lodging and attractions. Flights are typically affordable for short domestic hops, though prices rise during summer and festival periods.