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Oban Airport

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Gateway to rugged Highland coast adventures
Airport in United Kingdom
Mainly serving (7 km)
3 destinations

Oban Airport serves as a gateway to Scotland’s Scottish Highlands, located on the western coast. The airport provides easy access for travelers heading into remote villages and scenic landscapes. Its location makes it convenient for exploring coastal routes and nearby islands such as Mull and Skye. The terminal is small but functional with basic amenities including ticket counters, baggage claim areas and rental car services. Flights connect Oban to major UK hubs like Glasgow and Edinburgh, supporting tourism and local travel throughout the region.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Oban Airport Summary
Oban Airport is an airport near Oban in United Kingdom. It currently offers regular passenger service to 3 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
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Hebridean Air Services (HBR)
9 flights per week
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Directflight (DCT)
9 flights per week
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