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London Gatwick Airport, with about 34 million passengers a year, is the second busiest airport in London (after Heatrow). It is located 46 km south of London, 40 km north of Brighton.

He has only one active runway at the same time (there is a second runway that is used when the first is under maintenance) that is used by about 90 airlines flying to 200 destinations around the world: the air traffic controllers at Gatwick can Indeed avaree to a good air traffic management. The fact that there is only one runway used at the same time also guarantee the safety of operations.

The London Gatwick airport has two terminals:
- North Terminal: used mainly by British Airways and charter airlines First Choice Airways and Thomsonfly, and other compangie SkyTeam Alliance of airlines.
- South Terminal is the oldest terminal of Gatwick, and is used mainly by easyJet, Virgin Atlantic and charter Monarch and Thomas Cook. There is also the railway station of the airport.
The two terminals are connected by an automated transmission system which is free and runs every 6 minutes (every 3 during periods of peak).
Getting to London Gatwick:

The London Gatwick airport is linked to London by the Gatwick Express, which reaches London Victoria station (Westminster) in half an hour and London Bridge station.
National Express Coaches provide shuttle service from Gatwick and Stansted to Heatrow. The shuttle low cost of easyBus linking London Gatwick to Victoria in 90 minutes. In general there is an extensive bus network linking North and South terminals to various local destinations such as Crawley, Horley, Redhill, Horsham.

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Stansted Airport (STN) is the third international airport in London and one of European airports fastest growing. It houses many of the airlines in the United Kingdom that offer low-cost flights mainly to destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean. The airport is 64 km north-east of London.
Rail links

The Stansted Express is the fastest to reach the center of London. The service is in operation from Stansted from 6:00 to 23:59 (from 5:30 to 00:30, Monday to Friday). Trains leave every 15 minutes (every 30 minutes for the first and the last train from Friday to Monday). The standard fare for a one-way ticket is £ 15.50 or £ 25.50 for a return ticket. The duration of the race is 45 minutes. The trains stop at Tottenham Hale station before finishing their trip to Liverpool Street station.
Coach

easyBus offers an express bus service low-cost high frequency between central London and Stansted airport. During rush hours, the orange mini buses depart every 20 minutes and in other time slots every 30 minutes. The service is running from London with departures from 3:00 to 22:00, from Stansted from 7:00 to 1: 00 the next day, with stops in Hastingwood, South Woodford and Baker Street / Gloucester Place and Victoria. Tickets start at £ 2 for one-way and vary according to demand. To get the best rates, you should book well in advance. To learn more, visit easyBus.

National Express, according to 24 hours on 24 bus station in Victoria, stops at Golder's Green, Finchley Road (subway station), St John's Wood, Marylebone, Baker Street, Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner. The duration of the trip is an hour and 40 minutes. The buses leave at intervals up to one hour. The standard fare for a one-way ticket is £ 10 or £ 16 for a return ticket.

By taxi
The cost of travel is based on a meter, and displayed inside the taxi, as supplements to the races in the evening or weekend. A rush to central London costs about £ 70 - £ 80. Use only the black cab (the typical London taxi) or minicab authorized, but not devoid of taxi license that you will find in airports or railway stations. Ask the fare to the driver or the company that manages the minicab before boarding.

The Stansted Express is equipped with seats and specially designed toilets for the disabled.

Currently, services easyBus on trafficking in Stansted do not have wheelchairs because the size of coaches do not allow it.

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