The UK's first all-electric intercity bus and coach operator, Ember, is launching a new high frequency link between Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport.
The service will run 24/7 with a 20-minute frequency for most of the day.
It also stops in Chapelhall, Harthill, Heartlands and Livingston Deer Park.
Services begin on Wednesday, September 2, with the stops in Harthill and Heartlands becoming available from Wednesday, September 9, after an initial week of express services.
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The E20 service will run seven days a week, including public holidays.
In a post on social media, Ember wrote: "It costs just £7.55 for an adult single between Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport if you book online (whether you book weeks before or a minute ahead).
"This new route is already showing on Ember's live map (https://www.ember.to/map) and tickets are on sale now."
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