First West Lothian recently announced the expansion of its Edinburgh Airport service.
The 600 service now covers Kirkton Campus, Whitburn and Blackburn with its service to the Airport running every 30 minutes.
Customers can pay via contactless, purchasing on the bus from a driver with cash or in advance via the First Bus mTickets app.
Graeme Macfarlan, Commercial Director for First West Lothian, said: “We are delighted to announce the expansion of this highly popular service, which now provides more of the people of West Lothian with a direct link service to Edinburgh Airport.
“An improvement to frequency as well as an extended area coverage means there is now a viable alternative to the expensive taxi fare and I would urge people to sit back, relax and let us take them to the airport without the hassle.”
Gordon Dewar, Chief Executive of Edinburgh Airport said: “The improved frequency of this route shows just how successful it has been and makes it even easier for people in and around West Lothian to get to Edinburgh Airport and start that important trip, be it a business meeting in London or a family holiday in Tenerife.
“An extensive public transport programme is something we are invested in and we are always looking to add new routes, increased frequency and greater choice to ensure customers can get here with ease. It’s great to see First West Lothian sharing that vision and working with us to expand the 600 service.”
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