Who is London City Airport owned by?

Who owns London City Airport? London City Airport is owned by a consortium of investors, including AIMCo, OMERS, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Wren House Infrastructure Management. The consortium acquired the airport in 2016 from Global Infrastructure Partners for £2 billion.



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London City Airport is owned by a consortium, made up of AIMCo, OMERS, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Wren House Infrastructure Management.

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Heathrow is by far the largest airport in London. When taking an intercontinental flight from the US, you will most likely end up here. Transportation to west and central London is cheaper and faster than from airports outside London due to the Underground connection.

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London City Airport is recognised for its exceptional Private Jet Centre, offering elite passengers a seamless and elegant travel experience. With personalised lounges, swift security procedures, and premium services, London City Airport is a preferred hub for private flights in the United Kingdom.

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London City Airport is certified as a 3-Star Airport for facilities, comfort, cleanliness, shopping, food & beverages, staff service and security / immigration.

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London City Airport is a privately owned business operating scheduled (publicly accessible) flights and business aviation. As the local planning authority the council has a range of controls on the operation of the airport.

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London City Airport is a regional airport in the Royal Docks in the Borough of Newham, east London. It serves mainly business travellers who need convenient access to the financial centres of London, such as the City of London and Canary Wharf. It also offers some leisure destinations in Europe and beyond.

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The Private Jet Centre apron at London City Airport is classified as landside. This means, during operational hours, crew can access the ramp without the need for security screening. The apron boundaries are clearly marked by Critical Part (CP) lines, which our team can point out to crew unfamiliar with our ramp.

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London City Airport does not allow helicopter landings due to noise restrictions - however VIP ground transportation can be arranged between Battersea and London City airport.

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British Airways only operates the Embraer E190 (or ERJ 190) out of London City. Until 2021, it also operated the smaller E170, but these have now been replaced with an all-E190 fleet of 22 aircraft. Flights are operated by BA Cityflyer, a wholly-owned subsidiary of British Airways.

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As was perhaps to be expected, London City Airport, the closest airport to the City, is also the most expensive.

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