Flying Scotsman

The Flying Scotsman is situated in a residential neighbourhood, yet it once occupied an area dominated by planes rather than people. Located just a short distance from Paisley, Moorpark Aerodrome was established in 1910 and served as Glasgow’s primary airport until 1966, when operations shifted to the current larger facility two miles to the west. Named after the Vickers Viscount aircraft, this welcoming community pub pays homage to the local history with its propeller blades and adorned walls featuring aircraft images. Visitors can expect to enjoy the pleasant atmosphere, engaging conversations, and excellent value that will make them feel uplifted. The venue is dog-friendly, welcoming guests with furry companions to enjoy its inviting ambience and historical charm.