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Aberdeen Dyce (ABZ/EGPD) lists a runway of 1,953 m. Final aircraft suitability depends on payload, weather, performance data and operator approval.

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Gateway to Aberdeen · Codes, runway and FBO guidance · Runway, FBO and quote requests
ICAO code
EGPD
Indicative
€5,500
Runway
1953 m
Last updated
Indicative
€5,500
ICAO code
EGPD
IATA code
ABZ
Runway
2.0 km
Airport facts
Operational guidance for private jet arrivals and departures at Aberdeen Dyce (ABZ/EGPD), focused on handling, runway suitability, customs and access to Aberdeen.
Aberdeen Dyce (ABZ/EGPD) lists a runway of 1,953 m. Final aircraft suitability depends on payload, weather, performance data and operator approval.
Private jet handling at Aberdeen Dyce is arranged with local handlers. Terminal access, crew services and passenger handling are confirmed before departure.
Customs arrangements for Aberdeen Dyce (ABZ/EGPD) should be checked before booking, especially for international itineraries.
Operating hours, slots, parking and PPR requirements at Aberdeen Dyce are confirmed before quote acceptance to avoid runway or handling surprises.
Light, midsize, super-midsize and heavy jet options for Aberdeen are shortlisted against runway performance, passenger count, baggage and route length.
If Aberdeen Dyce is slot-constrained or not ideal for your aircraft, nearby options around Aberdeen include RAF Lossiemouth, RAF Kinloss, Dundee.
Airport operating conditions can change. Flyius verifies runway performance, slots, customs and handling with the operator or local handler before confirming your charter.
Aberdeen Dyce (ABZ) is one of the busiest general aviation and helicopter hubs in Europe by operational tempo — not by passenger count. The North Sea oil and gas industry has shaped this airport's infrastructure for decades: rapid turnarounds, crew-rotation scheduling, and round-the-clock operations are the baseline, not the exception. For corporate and private jet operators, that industrial discipline translates directly into reliable ground handling, flexible slot availability, and an environment built around efficient block-in and block-out times rather than tourism peaks.
Signature Aviation operates the primary FBO at Aberdeen Dyce, providing direct ramp access, VIP lounge facilities, crew rest areas, and catering coordination. H24 operations are confirmed, making ABZ a viable tech stop for transatlantic repositioning flights routing between London Luton or Edinburgh and Reykjavik or North American points. On-site customs and immigration are available around the clock, removing the need for prior arrangement on standard commercial and private charter arrivals. PPR is not typically required for private jet movements, though slot coordination is advisable during offshore crew rotation peaks — typically Sunday evenings and Monday mornings.
Aberdeen city centre lies approximately 7 miles south of Dyce via the A96 corridor, with executive transfer time running 15–25 minutes depending on traffic. The Airport Express bus connects the terminal to Union Street, though private car or chauffeur transfer is standard for charter clients. For United Kingdom routing, ABZ positions well as a northern anchor — operators serving Scottish Highlands estates, North Sea platform logistics, or energy-sector board travel frequently stage through Dyce rather than routing via Edinburgh or Manchester, both of which impose greater slot pressure and longer surface transfers to Aberdeen-area destinations. Offshore helicopter operations share the apron, so situational awareness on ground movement sequencing is advisable when coordinating timed arrivals.
Request written offers from charter operators for flights to or from Aberdeen Dyce, with clear handling notes and no commitment.
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Indicative one-way prices, estimated from the route distance and aircraft category. The final price is confirmed in writing for your flight. How we estimate prices
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Location and access
Map of Aberdeen Dyce, nearby attractions and the way into Aberdeen city centre.
Coordinates
57.2019, -2.1978
City access
Access to Aberdeen
Typical transfer
Confirmed with the chauffeur company
Nearby alternatives
RAF Lossiemouth, RAF Kinloss
Sustainability
Indicative CO₂ per category, based on the median distance of routes from Aberdeen Dyce, with the estimated SAF premium at EASA 2024 reference prices.
| Category | CO₂ (per route) | kg / km | SAF premium (estimate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Jet | 2,412 kg | kg / km:2.4 | SAF premium (estimate):€1,471 |
| Midsize Jet | 3,115.5 kg | kg / km:3.1 | SAF premium (estimate):€1,900 |
| Heavy Jet | 4,221 kg | kg / km:4.2 | SAF premium (estimate):€2,575 |
| Ultra Long Range | 5,628 kg | kg / km:5.6 | SAF premium (estimate):€3,433 |
Emissions are a Flyius estimate from per-kilometre factors by category (light 2.4 kg/km, midsize 3.1, heavy 4.2, ultra 5.6). SAF premium of €0.61 per kg of CO₂ avoided (EASA 2024 reference prices, aviation biofuel against jet fuel).
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