Glasgow Prestwick Airport

Prestwick Airport has said it anticipates its cargo revenue will more than treble to over £10 million annually, driven by new e-commerce flights from Hong Kong. The airport's cargo operations head, business development director Nico Le Roux, described the new Hong Kong Air Cargo (HKAC) service

Glasgow Prestwick Airport has returned a £3.2m operating profit for the year 2023-24, reflecting the strength and resilience of its diverse business model. With revenue streams spanning passenger travel, cargo operations, general aviation, fuel supply and property, the Airport continues to dem

Glasgow Prestwick Airport has delivered an encouraging performance over the last 12 months, with total operating profit before exceptional items at £0.5 million. The business has shown a steady improvement in performance since the 2016/2017 accounts when operating losses stood at £7.8m.

A fresh bid is being launched to return Glasgow Prestwick Airport to the private sector.

Glasgow Prestwick airport, which is owned by the Scottish Government, was back in profit after making a £1 million loss, before the coronavirus pandemic struck. 

The Scottish Government has lent a total of £10.8 million to the embattled state-owned Glasgow Prestwick Airport in Ayrshire. The figure was included in a new annual report that showed the airport's losses increased from £3.9 million in 2013/2014 to £4.1 million in 2014/15, raising questions abou