Tags: Airports / Transportation / Public Transportation / Trains / Scotland
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djk
November 30, 2006 at 10:22 AM | 0 Comments

Glasgow is about to join the list of smaller European cities that put New York (and many other American metropolises) to shame in the airport transportation department. The Scottish Parliament just approved the Glasgow Airport Rail Link Bill, which covers construction of a direct train link between Glasgow's city center and its international airport.
The airport link, expected to be operational by 2010, will run between Central Station (where a new platform will be built) and Glasgow International Airport. Additional stops should include the Paisley Gilmour Street and Paisley St. James stations. Glasgow International is currently serviced only by public buses.
A similar project is currently under review for Edinburgh.
[Photo: COLIИ]
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