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Gatwick Airport

After Heathrow, Gatwick is UK's second largest airport and in terms of traffic is the seventh busiest airport in the world. Although Gatwick has always been playing second fiddle to Heathrow in terms of magnitude of operations, in one particular count, Gatwick has scored a perfect 10 and that is being the busiest single runway airport in the world. With 90 airlines operating out of Gatwick two terminals - Northern and Southern Terminal to more than 200 top destinations in the world, is in itself a commendable achievement.

As per statistical analysis of traffic, London Gatwick Airport is all set to handle the magical 40 million passenger mark annually by 2010 and with this in mind, further expansion projects have been planned by the British Airport Authority or BAA.

London Gatwick Airport has two exclusive terminals - Northern terminal and Southern Terminal from where both European and long-haul flights operate round the clock and needless to say, all modern business and family amenities are available at Gatwick.

Most international airlines operating to and from Gatwick have their exclusive lounges for rest and relaxation of their business class passengers. Meeting rooms/board rooms and access to Internet cafes are a few of the facilities that are offered to passengers at Gatwick From information kiosks to quality shops and restaurants, every aspect of passenger comfort has been taken care of at London Gatwick Airport. A bewildering variety of recreational amenities like beauty saloons, books & magazine counters, merchandise, cosmetics and skin care, fashion and food, jewellery and watches, wines and spirits, it's all there at Gatwick.

If you are traveling with Kids who are the naughtiest in town, don't you worry. From nappy changing areas to exclusive Kids formula milk, everything is available at Gatwick. A novel play area for kids located at the charming Gatwick village shopping area is an absolute must for the naughty ones. Although, in terms of size and magnitude Gatwick is no comparison with big brother Heathrow. But every now and then, this riveting London airport does surprise one and all through its high standards of aviation management practices. For instance, this year (2005) it has won the prestigious "Best UK Airport" award by the renowned Travel Weekly Globe Awards.

London Gatwick airport is well connected by shuttle trains from Victoria station. Trains run at intervals of 15 minutes and the journey time is half an hour. Trains to Gatwick are also available from the magnificent London Bridge, King's Cross and Farringdon. Of course, the trademark London black taxi, mini cabs and individual hotel shuttle services are also readily available to and from Gatwick.

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