- Which terminal at London Gatwick Airport?Check your ticket first. Emirates says it uses the North Terminal, and sources say easyJet does too. Sources put British Airways and many European airlines at the South Terminal. A free train joins the two, so a hotel at the other terminal is a few minutes away, not a taxi ride.Read →
- Getting between Gatwick's terminalsTake the free shuttle train. Several sources say it runs every few minutes, 24 hours a day, and takes about two minutes. You cannot cross between the terminals by road without leaving the airport grounds, so a taxi is not a shortcut.Read →
- Gatwick Airport to central LondonTake a train from the station in the South Terminal. The Gatwick Express runs to London Victoria in about 30 minutes, and Thameslink and Southern also serve the station. From the North Terminal, take the free shuttle train to the South Terminal first.Read →
- A layover at London GatwickNone of the seven hotels on Gatwick's hotel page is described as airside. For a layover of about six hours or more, a hotel beside your terminal is realistic. For a shorter one, YOTELAIR sells from four hours. Check that you can enter the UK before you leave the terminal.Read →