London Gatwick Airport

Gatwick Airport (LGW) is the UK’s 2^nd-busiest airport which ran commercial flights since 1933. May refer to it as London Gatwick, and it’s also London’s 2^nd-largest airport after Heathrow. Gatwick Airport offers full service, low-cost, and charter flights to the UK, Europe and beyond. It was the world’s busiest single-runway airport until 2016 (that is now Mumbai). The airport has 2 terminals named North and South. Both have had substantial investment and remodelling over the years.

Gatwick is one of 6 airports serving the UK capital. It’s 30 miles from London near Crawley in West Sussex. The Gatwick Express train service runs from Victoria Station in London to Brighton on the south coast. The journey south to the airport takes about 30 minutes. Buses from Victoria also serve Gatwick – tickets are often cheaper than the train. If you’re driving, take the M23 which connects to the M25 and the A23 to central London.