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London Gatwick Airport

LGW

Horley, Gatwick RH6 0NP

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About London Gatwick Airport

London Gatwick Airport is the UK's second-busiest airport and a major international gateway serving Greater London and Southern England. Located 30 miles south of Central London near Crawley, West Sussex, the airport handles over 46 million passengers each year. Gatwick operates two main terminals - North Terminal and South Terminal - connected by a free shuttle train. The airport offers excellent connectivity with the Gatwick Express providing a 30-minute journey to London Victoria, as well as regular train services to Brighton and the South Coast. With over 230 destinations served by more than 50 airlines, Gatwick is a key hub for both business and leisure travel.

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Common Questions About London Gatwick Airport

Q:How many terminals does London Gatwick Airport have?

A: London Gatwick Airport has 2 terminals: North Terminal, South Terminal. Each terminal serves different airlines, so it's important to check which terminal your airline uses before you travel.

Q:Which airlines fly from London Gatwick Airport?

A: London Gatwick Airport serves many airlines including Air China, Air France, Air Mauritius, Air Transat, Azerbaijan Airlines and Aegean Airlines, among others. Use our terminal guide above to find your specific airline and terminal.

Q:Can I walk between terminals at London Gatwick Airport?

A: The North and South Terminals at Gatwick are connected by a free shuttle train that runs 24/7, taking around 2 minutes. They are not connected by foot.