Scottish Citylink is offering 100 free seats every week on its popular AIR coach service between Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport.
The giveaway has been launched to celebrate the route’s 13th anniversary, with 100 free seats being released every Wednesday for 13 weeks.
The ‘Lucky 13 Wednesday’ promotion began on September 2 and offers free travel on Wednesdays during the campaign.
The AIR service operates 24 hours a day between Glasgow city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at Baillieston, Maxim Park, Harthill Services and Newbridge East.
Coaches run up to every 20 minutes, providing frequent connections between Glasgow and Scotland’s busiest airport.
Scottish Citylink has also introduced reduced advance fares as part of the anniversary celebrations.
Passengers booking online can purchase single tickets for £7.50 or return tickets for £15.
The first batch of free tickets has already been released through the Citylink website, with further free seats being made available each Wednesday during the 13-week promotion.
The company said the campaign is designed to mark the continued popularity of the AIR service while making travel between Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport more affordable.
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Simone Walsh, managing director of Scottish Citylink, said: "The number 13 might be unlucky for some, but it will prove lucky for many of our customers over the next few months with this ticket giveaway to mark AIR’s 13th birthday.
"With reduced advance fares added to the celebration, it’s great to be marking another year of delivering high-quality services on this route and we thank our team for their continued hard work in making this possible.
"With services running up to every 20 minutes 24 hours a day, it makes travelling to and from Scotland’s busiest airport easier and more affordable than ever."
