With still some time to go before the summer begins, many will be eager to book an early holiday and fly out from Glasgow Airport this April.
However, if you're looking to save some money before the big getaway in June or July, you may want to consider some cheaper options available right now.
From flights to historic cities in Germany to sun-soaked spots in Portugal, here are some of the cheapest flights you can get from Glasgow Airport in Renfrewshire this month.
The cheapest flights you can get from Glasgow Airport this April
Here are some of the cheapest flights for a single adult to get from Glasgow Airport between April 1 and April 30, according to Skyscanner.
Find out more on the Glasgow Airport website.
Dublin, Ireland
Cost: £26
Brussels, Belgium
Cost: £30
Wroclaw, Poland
Cost: £33
Malaga, Spain
Cost: £40
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Cost: £41
Budapest, Hungary
Cost: £44
Bucharest, Romania
Cost: £56
Paris, France
Cost: £78
Faro, Portugal
Cost: £82
Napes
Cost: £82
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Agadir, Morocco
Cost: £84
Geneva, Switzerland
Cost: £87
Berlin, Germany
Cost: £89
Prague, Czechia (Czech Republic)
Cost: £94
Vienna, Austria
Cost: £95
Stockholm, Sweden
Cost: £105
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Cost: £114
Dalaman, Türkiye (Turkey)
Cost: £126
Copenhagen, Denmark
Cost: £126
Corfu, Greece
Cost: £129
Bergen, Norway
Cost: £141
Valletta, Malta
Cost: £144
Paphos, Cyprus
Cost: £163
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Cost: £181
What are the rules around liquids at Glasgow Airport?
The restrictions on liquids in hand luggage still apply at Glasgow Airport with these needing to be stored in 100ml or less containers to be allowed on flights.
According to Glasgow Airport, liquids in larger containers will not be allowed through security.
The only exemptions on hand luggage liquids at Glasgow Airport apply to baby food/milk (this may be checked by security), liquid medicines (evidence in the form of a GP note may be required) and airport purchases.
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