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Part of The Scottish Ministers, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd. runs a network of 11 airports across Scotland, providing a vital transport link for remote communities. In 2017, the company handled more than 1.7 million passengers and now connects to more than 30 UK and international destinations. The company is based in Inverness, UK and employs approximately 600 people across its 11 airports. The British company supports everything from oil and gas helicopter operations to mail delivery and lighthouse maintenance, as well as passenger transit. The company was founded in 1986. Inglis Edward Lyon has been the CEO of the company since 2005.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd. runs a network of 11 airports across Scotland, providing a vital transport link for remote communities. In 2017, the company handled more than 1.7 million passengers and now connects to more than 30 UK and international destinations. The company is based in Inverness, UK and employs approximately 600 people across its 11 airports. The British company supports everything from oil and gas helicopter operations to mail delivery and lighthouse maintenance, as well as passenger transit. The company was founded in 1986. Inglis Edward Lyon has been the CEO of the company since 2005.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd. runs a network of 11 airports across Scotland, providing a vital transport link for remote communities. In 2017, the company handled more than 1.7 million passengers and now connects to more than 30 UK and international destinations. The company is based in Inverness, UK and employs approximately 600 people across its 11 airports. The British company supports everything from oil and gas helicopter operations to mail delivery and lighthouse maintenance, as well as passenger transit. The company was founded in 1986. Inglis Edward Lyon has been the CEO of the company since 2005.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd. runs a network of 11 airports across Scotland, providing a vital transport link for remote communities. In 2017, the company handled more than 1.7 million passengers and now connects to more than 30 UK and international destinations. The company is based in Inverness, UK and employs approximately 600 people across its 11 airports. The British company supports everything from oil and gas helicopter operations to mail delivery and lighthouse maintenance, as well as passenger transit. The company was founded in 1986. Inglis Edward Lyon has been the CEO of the company since 2005.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Dundee Airport Ltd. is a public corporation that operates and manages 11 airports in Scotland, including Inverness. HIAL is also involved in the development of a Sustainable Aviation Test Environment. Founded in 2007, the British company's airports are crucial to the social and economic welfare of the regions they serve, but are currently loss-making and receive subsidies from the Scottish Government.

Part of The Scottish Ministers, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd. runs a network of 11 airports across Scotland, providing a vital transport link for remote communities. In 2017, the company handled more than 1.7 million passengers and now connects to more than 30 UK and international destinations. The company is based in Inverness, UK and employs approximately 600 people across its 11 airports. The British company supports everything from oil and gas helicopter operations to mail delivery and lighthouse maintenance, as well as passenger transit. The company was founded in 1986. Inglis Edward Lyon has been the CEO of the company since 2005.