Glasgow Airport travellers have been warned over the upcoming changes
Glasgow Airport has issued a warning to travellers heading on holiday soon with payment changes coming into force.
Taking to Facebook, the post reads: "Our carparks are going CASHLESS from 26th April. Pay by card or contactless to make your airport drop off smoother, speedier and more convenient."On the website, it now states they if you are using the Pick Up and Drop Off zones, you should only use card payments as cash will not be accepted upon exit.
They add: "Our Short Stay car park will be completely cashless from the 26th April and our Pick Up and Drop Off will be completely cashless from the 19th May.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Glasgow rugby star tells of cancer scare as he supports men's health charityA RUGBY star has told of a worrying cancer scare as he encourages men to check for signs of the disease.
Read more »
Meet the award-winning Glasgow artist to play the same festival as Jonas BrothersA 23-year-old musician has been left 'shook' after winning BBC Introducings' Scottish Act of the Year.
Read more »
'Overjoyed': Glasgow students raise thousands for 'close to home' charityA group of Glasgow students are celebrating the 'massive success' of their 1920s fundraiser for charity.
Read more »
Glasgow cafe and wine bar Seven21/HINBA opens in the southside with 'chilled airy ambience'The team behind HINBA have opened a new venture on Pollokshaws Road that will be a bright, chilled coffee and cake bar by day and an exciting restaurant and wine bar by night.
Read more »
Probe launched after man dies in police custody in Glasgow's SouthsideAn investigation has been launched after a man died in police custody on Govan Road.
Read more »
Death of man in Glasgow police custody to be investigated by inquiryDarryl Goodwin passed away on Govan Road and now the Crown Office has confirmed that a Fatal Accident Inquiry into the circumstances will be held at Glasgow Sheriff Court.
Read more »