Gatwick Airport Guide: A Comprehensive Overview
Gatwick Airport (LGW) is the second busiest airport in the United Kingdom, located in West Sussex, England, approximately 45 kilometers south of
London. As a major hub for both domestic and international flights, Gatwick handles over 46 million passengers annually.
Terminals and Airlines**
Gatwick Airport comprises two terminals: North Terminal and South Terminal. Each terminal has its own dedicated check-in area, security checkpoints, and departure gates.
* **North Terminal:** Serves British Airways, easyJet, Norwegian, and other low-cost carriers.
* **South Terminal:** Serves Virgin Atlantic, Delta Air Lines, Qatar Airways, and other major airlines.
Gatwick Airport Transport
Train
Gatwick Express: High-speed train service connecting the airport to London Victoria station in approximately 30 minutes.
Southern Railway: Provides regular train services to London Bridge, London St Pancras, and other destinations.
Bus:
National Express:** Operates coach services to various cities and towns in the UK.
easyBus, Offers low-cost bus transportation to Central London.
Taxi:
Black cabs and minicabs are available at designated taxi ranks outside the terminals.
Pre-booked airport transfers can also be arranged.
Driving:
Gatwick Airport is accessible by car via the M23 motorway.
On-site parking is available in various short-stay and long-stay car parks.
Airport Facilities
Dining and Shopping:
Gatwick offers a wide range of dining options, from fast food outlets to upscale restaurants.
The airport also features a variety of retail stores, including duty-free shops, fashion boutiques, and electronics stores.