Direct air connectivity between the United States and Scotland has expanded significantly, primarily serving the major gateways of Edinburgh (EDI) and Glasgow (GLA). From the East Coast, New York City is the strongest hub, with non-stop flights departing from both John K. Kennedy (JFK) and Newark (EWR) via carriers like Delta, United, and JetBlue. Boston (BOS) also offers robust direct seasonal and year-round service to Edinburgh. Further south, Washington D.C. (IAD) and Orlando (MCO) provide direct links, with Orlando being a popular route for Scottish holidaymakers. In the Midwest, Chicago (ORD) serves as a major jumping-off point with United Airlines. On the West Coast, travelers can often find direct seasonal flights from Atlanta (ATL) and occasionally limited service from other major hubs depending on the airline's summer schedule. While Edinburgh receives the majority of transatlantic traffic, Glasgow continues to host direct flights from Newark and various seasonal charters. These routes fluctuate based on the summer tourism peak, typically running from May through October, though several hub-to-hub routes remain operational throughout the winter months to facilitate business travel and connections.