How do I find out what terminal I am flying from Gatwick?
* Flight numbers beginning with 'TOM' operate from North Terminal. Flight numbers beginning with 'BY' operate from South Terminal. Check with the airline if you are unsure where to go for your flight.
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* Flight numbers beginning with 'TOM' operate from North Terminal.Flight numbers beginning with 'BY' operate from South Terminal. Check with the airline if you are unsure where to go for your flight.
The majority of Gatwick flights operate out of South Terminal, including budget airlines Ryanair and easyjet, though British Airways, Emirates and other international airlines use the North Terminal. You can easily travel between the two using the free, 24-hour airport shuttle train, running every few minutes.
This can be found either in your email confirmation, or on the airline's website closer to the day of departure. The flight terminal is sometimes included on your boarding pass, along with the gate number, when you check in.
North Terminal now houses all of easyJet's flights as part of ongoing work to improve the services at Gatwick. Gatwick South Terminal deals with the majority of the airport's traffic and is the original terminal of the airport.
The two passenger terminals at Gatwick Airport are a long way apart; it is not possible to walk between them. There is a free monorail train service that shuttles between the two terminals every 2 or 3 minutes making journeys between the two terminals a breeze, even with luggage.
All British Airways flights operate from London Gatwick South Terminal. If you're arriving or departing on another airline's flight from the North terminal, you can use the shuttle service between North and South terminals.
The majority of Gatwick flights operate out of South Terminal, including budget airlines Ryanair and easyjet, though British Airways, Emirates and other international airlines use the North Terminal. You can easily travel between the two using the free, 24-hour airport shuttle train, running every few minutes.
There are two terminals at Gatwick, North and South. South terminal is where the railway station is. There is an automatic shuttle train between the two terminals. So the North terminal needs an extra 5–10 minutes to get from the railway station to check-in, and the same time in the opposite direction.
You'll see signs in the arrivals hall directing you to trains, buses and taxis. When you get to the other airport you'll check in and drop your bags, then pass through security control to reach the departure lounge.
You can walk between Terminals 2 and 3 via the pedestrian underpass. The route is well signposted and can be followed on our interactive Heathrow map. If you have an impairment or mobility difficulties, find out how to request assistance.
If your baggage is checked through to your final destination, that's where you clear customs. If you're collecting your baggage and checking in to your next flight yourself, you need to pass through customs at Heathrow.
BA's new operation at London Gatwick is taking flight as the airline reclaims its slots at the airport, launches its low-cost subsidiary and ramps its service back up to pre-pandemic levels.
The normal service uses both trains, with a departure from each terminal every 5 minutes and a 2 to 3 minute journey time. The service operates 24-hours a day, although service levels are reduced to every 10 minutes between 23:00 and 06:00, with only one of the two guideway tracks being used.
The two on-site hotels, the Sofitel and the Hilton, are conveniently signposted around Gatwick Airport. Other hotels within a short distance include the Corner House (1.3 miles), Courtyard by Marriott (1.8 miles), the Moat House (1.3 miles), and the Ramada Plaza (2.8 miles).