Edinburgh Airport Motorhome Hire (EDI)
Book your motorhome for your Edinburgh Airport Motorhome Hire pickup. Now you can book your motorhome online thanks to our Edinburgh airport motorhome availability search.
Edinburgh Airport collection or transfer to the depot maybe possible, as shown in the motorhome details section. Select a Edinburgh Airport motorhome hire now.
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Delivery and Pick up Charges
Charges if they apply will be shown in the motorhome details. There maybe additional charges shown in the additional extras section for bedding and other options such as TV or microwave.
Pick and Return at Reasonable times
It is best to plan to pickup and return your motorhome at a reasonable time. Remember that you must allow yourself over 40 minutes to complete the pickup and return handovers. You must make sure that you follow the agreed handover times.
Handover Times
Motorhome collection and return handover should be done in line with our terms and conditions. You should plan to pickup the motorhome before 10am on the day of the hire and return it before 4pm on the return day. Please allow yourself enough time, motorhome handover normally takes 40 minutes to complete. Upon collection you are shown how to use the features of the motorhome such as shower, kitchen facilities and so on. We recommend that someone in your party speaks English and is able to interpret for the rest of the group.
Bedding and linen costs
Most international travellers that hire require bed linen, fresh towels. This is available on various motorhomes and shown within the additional extras section. An additional cost maybe required for these items, please note that all motorhomes come with cutlery, pots and pans as standard at no extra charge.
Edinburgh Airport History
Edinburgh Airport was originally an RAF aerodrome on the outskirts of Turnhouse. It formally became RAF Turnhouse in 1915, used by the Royal Flying Corps. It was the most northerly RAF base during the 1st World War. It was home to the 603 squadron.
In the Second World War fighter command used the base for Vickers Supermarine Spitfire.
In 1956 the runway and terminal where both extended.
In 1971 the British Airports Authority (BAA) took ownership of the airport.
By the 1980s the airport was offering main international flights to Amsterdam, Ireland Dublin, France and Germany.
In 2006 a terminal extension was opened offering more gates and better facilities.
Today, Edinburgh airport has one terminal which serves 30 different airlines flying to a number of destinations and is the seventh largest UK airport. It is 8 miles west of the city centre.
The only international services from Edinburgh during the 1980s were to Amsterdam and Dublin, but in the following years links were opened to destinations in France and Germany.
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