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title: "HQ Aberdeen International Airport"
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# HQ Aberdeen International Airport

Howe Moss Drive in Dyce is where Aberdeen's business life meets its aviation. The centre at CHC House sits in the airport district on the north-west edge of the city, close to Aberdeen International Airport, and the operator frames it as a base for both larger companies and start-ups, with a team that greets your guests at reception. The postcode is AB21 0GL, and the building offers a lounge area and meeting rooms, with coworking areas, private offices and conference rooms described by the operator.

This is the Aberdeen location for people whose work is physically tied to the airport and the energy industry around it. Dyce is the point where offshore workers, helicopter operations and contractors converge, and a short drive from the terminal puts you at a desk before a client's day has started. A site manager who has just flown in from Norway, a procurement lead waiting for a delayed connection, or a supplier's regional representative can use a meeting room without crossing the city. Dyce also has its own railway station on the Aberdeen to Inverness line, which is useful for a visitor who prefers the train.

The operator also stresses Aberdeen's changing economy. Long known as the oil capital of Europe, the city is adding renewable energy, life sciences and digital technology to its older strengths, and the businesses at this end of town range from established contractors to new energy-transition companies. A private office or a small team room here suits both: a long-term base for a field team, or a flexible suite for a firm testing the Aberdeen market before it commits to a lease.

Practicalities are friendly. The meeting rooms can be reserved through the operator's mobile app, and a communal break-out area serves barista coffee, a more useful setting than a corridor for an informal debrief. The operator mentions pleasant countryside views for a short walk at break time, though the area is a working business estate rather than a leafy park. Nearby, hotels serving the airport are the practical answer for visiting colleagues, which matters when a project team flies in for a week.

Unlike Aberdeen's other centres, this one trades heritage buildings and shopping streets for road access and proximity to flights. If most of your clients are in the centre, the commute from a Dyce office could be a drawback. If you travel often or host visitors from abroad, the airport side gives you a head start.

For a registered office or business address, ask the centre in writing what the requirements are. Pricing, availability and terms are decided by the operator and change with room size and term.

Think too about what a base near the airport changes in a week. Early flights no longer mean a long drive across town before the first call, and a late arrival can end at a desk instead of a hotel lobby. For teams that rotate in and out of Aberdeen on shifts or short postings, a shared meeting room with a break-out area gives the group somewhere to land. A long-term resident can settle in; a project crew can occupy a few desks for a season and hand them back when the work moves on, which is the flexibility the operator builds its model around. Ask also about the larger conference rooms if you plan training days or supplier presentations, since the operator describes them as fully equipped for groups, and about how visitors are registered at reception when several people arrive on the same morning.

CoworkingView has no live availability. Ask for the offices currently free and arrange a visit to see CHC House and the lounge for yourself.

- **Location:** Aberdeen
- **Address:** Howe Moss Drive, Dyce, AB21 0GL Aberdeen
- **Operator:** HQ
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at HQ Aberdeen International Airport (Private Office): £155/month

## Nearby transport

- Dyce Drive (bus, 2 min walk)
- Kirkhill Drive (bus, 4 min walk)
- Ninian Road (bus, 5 min walk)
- Buchan Road (bus, 5 min walk)
- Dyce (train, 17 min walk)

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