2006 service 747 was introduced, which brought a new link between Dunfermline, Inverkeithing & Ferrytoll Park & Ride to Edinburgh Airport, South Gyle & Riccarton, and it was originally branded as "Airdirect" but since January 2011 the service was called "Jet 747". In 2010, the company introduced a new service, Route X42, in partnership with Fife Council to help provide a direct link between Kirkcaldy and Ninewells Hospital, via Glenrothes, Ladybank, Cupar and Dundee City Centre. This service has been replaced by services X54 and X58 Current Depots Aberhill (Methilhaven Road) Dunfermline (St Leonards Road). Former Dunfermline & District Tramways tram depot. Glenrothes (Flemington Road) St Andrews (City Road). Depot adjacent to bus station. Former Depots Aberhill (Wellesley Road). Former Wemyss & District Tramways tram depot, replaced by the current Aberhill (Methilhaven Road) depot. The former depot is now East Fife Indoor Bowling Club. Anstruther (Pittenweem Road). Closed 1981, building was then used by Fife Council roads department, until they moved out in 2007, building demolished, undeveloped. Cowdenbeath (Broad Street). Former Dunfermline & District Tramways tram depot. Closed August 2015, due to Fife Council services tendered to other operators. Now used by Rennies (Owned by Stagecoach In Fife) Cupar (Crossgate). Closed 1981, site redeveloped as an Argos Extra store. Until 1996 some buses from St Andrews depot were outstationed overnight in the town centre car park. Dunfermline (Market Street). Smaller second depot in town centre which closed in the 1960s. The area has been redeveloped and it now occupied by Halfords, Carnegie Drive Retail Park. Subsequently the street outside the bus station from 1985 until 2007 was also known as Market Street, but this was not in the same location. Gallatown Works (Oswald Road). Former Kirkcaldy Corporation Tramways tram depot, subsequently used as a central maintenance works until replaced by additional facilities at Esplanade. Building demolished during the 1980s and the site was redeveloped as an industrial unit. Kelty (Oakfield St). Closed 1978. This was the last Fife depot to go over to one person operation in 1977. Home of the famous Kelty Clippies, site demolished 2005, houses stand on site. Kirkcaldy (Esplanade). Formerly the company's headquarters and largest depot, but closed in 2004 in favour of expansion of Aberhill and Glenrothes depots. The central maintenance works on the opposite side of the road closed in the 1990s, and both sites have been cleared. Lochgelly (Auchterderran Road). Closed 1982, site