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Aberdeen Dyce Airport (ABZ) currently has nonstop service to 28 destinations on 11 airlines in our latest departure data. The busiest route is to London (LHR), and the largest operator here is Loganair with nonstops to 10 destinations. 15 of its routes are international.
Route data as of October 9, 2026, based on a 7-day departures sample.
This schedule snapshot includes nonstop flights from ABZ to 28 destinations, including 15 international routes. The snapshot shows about 38 flights per day across those routes. The busiest options start with London (LHR), Amsterdam (AMS), Lerwick (LSI).
15 international routes in this schedule set
United Kingdom 13 · Spain 4 · Denmark 2
5-6/day
ATR 42/72 · Embraer ERJ · Airbus A320 family
These routes have enough tracked flights or schedule depth for a full guide with duration, distance, airlines, aircraft, and frequency.
Ranked by destinations served, then daily frequency.
Ranked by airlines operating the route. Routes with enough tracked data or schedule depth link to full route guides.
Aberdeen Dyce Airport (ABZ / EGPD) is located in Aberdeen, United Kingdom.
The IATA code is ABZ. The ICAO code is EGPD.
The busiest scheduled route from ABZ in our current departure data is ABZ to LHR (London), with 5-6/day.
Loganair is the largest operator in our ABZ schedule data, serving 10 destinations with 15-16/day.
This schedule snapshot includes 15 international routes and 13 domestic routes from ABZ.
11 airlines operate at ABZ. Top carriers include Loganair, Ryanair, easyJet, TUI Airways, Wideroe.
This schedule snapshot includes direct flights from ABZ to 28 destinations including London, Amsterdam, Lerwick, Manchester, Stavanger.
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