How To Get There
Driving Directions
Located 28 miles south of London, travel to Junction 7 of
the M25 London Orbital Motorway, then change to the M23 south,
coming off at Junction 9 for the airport. Otherwise head for
the A23 London-Brighton road.
Getting There By Rail
All trains at Gatwick arrive at the airport's original South
Terminal with a 'maglev' (magnetic levitation) train link
to the North Terminal. A number of airlines offer check-in
facilities at Victoria, including American, BA, GB, BA Express,
and TAT. Four separate companies operate competing direct
train services to and from London and beyond. Fastest (30
minutes' journey time) is the non-stop Gatwick Express , which
runs to and from London Victoria every 15 minutes during the
day, every 30 minutes early morning and late evening. The
one-way fare to Victoria (until May 2000) is £10.20.
Getting There By Bus
There are direct coach services from Gatwick to many major
British cities. Airlinks (0990 757 747) operates frequent
services between many English cities, as far north as Newscastle
and Leeds as well as between most major airports: Gatwick,
Heathrow, Luton, Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol
and East Midlands.
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