With people across Scotland jetting off to enjoy their Easter holidays abroad this April, Glasgow Airport is now allowing passengers to book priority security.
The service, which became available on April 1, allows customers to avoid the lengthy queues at security and make sure that they aren't rushing to catch their flight.
Priority security costs £5.99 per passenger, and should be booked in advance of your journey.
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As stated on the Glasgow Airport website: "The security measures here at Glasgow Airport are in place for your safety, and by following the priority security signs, you shouldn’t have any problems.
"If you do have any questions, please ask our friendly security staff who will be happy to help. Passengers under the age of 3 years old, when accompanied by a paying adult, can go through priority security free of charge."
The airport previously issued an update to travellers informing them of its new security measures.
Alongside the fast track service, passengers can also purchase access to the UpperDeck Lounge, which the airport states is the "perfect place to relax before your trip".
The lounge, which costs £25 for each passenger over the age of 12, and £19 for children between the age of 3 and 11, comes with complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks .
Travellers preparing to go on holiday should check out Glasgow Live's guides to cheap travel insurance and cheap parking at Glasgow Airport.
Find out more about Glasgow Airport's priority security here.
