Gatwick Airport Parking

Gatwick airport parking will provide a convenient way to book cheap airport hotels and parking on your forthcoming trip. Holiday and business passengers who demand a quality service have the peace of mind that their car is in safe hands when using Gatwick parking facilities.

Gatwick airport is located just off the A23 between Crawley & Horley. The airport has two terminals (north & south) and serves airlines travelling to and from destinations around the world.

The terminals offer a wide choice of places to eat from fast food restaurants to luxurious eateries. Cafe Uno, Caviar house, cafe Nero, Chez Gerard, Costa & McDonalds are some of the places you can eat. There are also many bars including a sports bar in which you can have an alcoholic or soft drink while you watch your favourite sport on large screens. Both the terminals have large shopping area's and offer duty free goods once you have passed to the airside of the terminal. Fashion accessories, clothing, jewellery, perfumes, electronics, chocolates, liquor & tobacco are some of the many items you can purchase before you fly.

Gatwick airport has a large car park and has radio controlled buses that run to and from the airport terminals in around 7 - 15 minutes. The car park is security patrolled and floodlit for the safety of your vehicle. On arrival you will be issued with a ticket which you must keep until your return.

To ensure total peace of mind when using Gatwick airport parking facilities, we provide that extra protection for your car with an extremely high standard of security. Airport-Parking.co.uk will save you £££'s on your car parking.

BAA Gatwick has superb public transport links with more than 900 rail services a day to and from the Gatwick and over 40 express bus services reporting to the airport daily. There is one runway at the airport, which measures 3,316 metres in length and is 45 metres wide. The airport covers approximately 1,687 acres. The airport has two terminals - South Terminal, opened in 1958 and North Terminal, opened in 1988. An inch of snow on the runway and taxi-ways at Gatwick means clearing about 5,000 tonnes of snow, which can be achieved in about 40 minutes. There are approximately 1,500 light fittings on the runway and 6,500 light fittings on the taxi-ways.

Gatwick's Air Traffic Control Tower is one of the tallest in Europe. The transit has completed 1.5 million miles since the North Terminal opened in 1988 - equivalent to two trips to the moon. There are approximately 7,000 trolleys in circulation at the airport. Grass at the airport is cut to a length of 8 - 10 inches to discourage birds from landing on the airfield. From April 2001 to February 2002, 2, 732 tonnes of waste rubbish has been recycled at the airport Last year, over £64,000 was collected in over 50 different currencies from collection boxes at the airport's departure gates, and is donated to local charities. BAA Gatwick has recently invested over £3 million in improving toilet facilities and there are now 475 toilets at the airport. There are over 27,000 car park spaces at the airport

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