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Trains are 30% more expensive in Birmingham than in Edinburgh.
A meal in Birmingham is 30% cheaper than a meal in Edinburgh.
A taxi fare in Birmingham is 30% cheaper than in Edinburgh.
Coffee in Birmingham is 2% cheaper than in Edinburgh.
1 hour and 15 minutes for direct flights.
The most common stopovers for trips from Edinburgh to Birmingham are Amsterdam (AMS) and Dublin (DUB), as well as other airports depending on the flight paths for different airlines.
As domestic flights, there is no immigration control and a valid form of photo ID is all you need. However, some airlines require you to show a valid passport to travel so please check the particular fare rules.
Several airlines offer indirect flights from Edinburgh to Birmingham, with one operating daily direct flights:
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There is one international airport serving Edinburgh: Edinburgh Airport (EDI).
Edinburgh Airport is located roughly 10km west of the city centre, in Ingliston.
How to get to the airport:
Services: designated smoking areas, free WiFi for 2 hours, prayer room, accessible toilets, plenty of shopping, food, and drinks both before and after security.
Birmingham is served by one major international airport: Birmingham Airport (BHX).
Birmingham Airport is located in Solihull, just 13km east of Birmingham City Centre.
How to get from the airport to the city:
Services: unlimited free WiFi, kids play zone, multi-faith prayer room, drinking fountains, business facilities, multiple shops and eateries, accessible toilets and special assistance.
A young gentleman at Swissport in East Midlands airport check-in saved us from misery and ensured we were on the flight we had booked to be on
Parking is so very expensive!
The staff need to go on a customer care course. And for heavens sake sort out the sizing of what baggage allowance I’m actually allowed to take AND what will FIT into the contraption that measures it all! Horrendously stressful experience that ended in injury to my Neice’s Hands on the way outbound!
No complaints regarding the airport the staff are helpful unlike the baggage company at Edinburgh
Birmingham Intl is easy to get to its well signposted and there are plenty of staff about if you need any help
bought something at Edinburgh ( clothing) airport and didn't get duty free price??
Loos were not as clean as Edinburgh airport
Circuitous route to departures through shops was irksome and I find that overwhelming smell of perfumes etc physically nauseating
V dirty toilet
It’s not the best airport ever but not the worst to be honest it does look old though
Restaurants and bars were ridiculously expensive! Consequently I waited until I was at my destination for refreshments.
Security was over the top took 3/4 hr to get through made me go everything twice awful experience and this is not the first time last time I came through I nearly missed my flight. Needs sorting out staff not interested.