Clean, Beautiful and easy to navigate this airport. Super friendly & helpful airport workers and…read moresuch easy directions and walking distance to the terminals. Excellent and efficient execution in Security/immigration. Such focused people doing their job at the best. Common waiting place gets a bit crowded but tons of restaurants, coffee places, browsing area to look into. If you have an access to a lounge, it will be awesome.

Not bad at all! Quick moving all throughout, from getting the boarding pass, through check in, and…read moresecurity. Clean. Lively. Big and spacious. Easy to navigate and great signage. No negatives whatsoever.

We took a direct Norse flight from Los Angeles Airport (LAX) into London Gatwick Airport (LGW)…read more They are a secondary hub for British Airways and one of the largest operating bases for budget flights. My experience with this airline is only as an arrival, as I travelled through other parts of Europe by train and by air. The arrival was quite smooth as far as international travel is concerned. We were able to get through customs quickly. However sadly no stamp on the passport for the international travel. Restrooms had abundant stalls but there were really busy. The handwashing stations were individually in each stall. I had a decent experience in the women's stalls where I was comfortable enough to brush my teeth and wash my face. However my boyfriend mentioned that the men's side was really gross, not clean enough to clean up and reset after the long flight. My favorite thing about this airport is that it is connected to a train system that will take you into central London or whichever surrounding area you need to get to. Navigating was pretty simple. A quick and convenient arrival. I would consider flying back into this airport in the future.

I had to take a bus ride from the London Gotwick International Airport to Heathrow International…read moreAirport for a connecting British Airways flight in one of my trips. The smaller Gotwick Airport have clean facilities, less busier than the Heathrow Airport, but still busy nonetheless. It is accessible and convenient, easy to navigate around the area. It have an ample choices for coffee shop, deli, convenience and souvenir stores, restaurants and bars, and duty free shops. Gotwick Airport have efficient and well connected transportation options for travel. Check it out!

Flewe out of Heathrow the other day and it was a mediocre experience. I found the airport to be…read morequity stuffy as if they forgot to turn on the air conditioning. I love how the Picadilly line drops me off directly at Terminal 5, although it took me a couple tries to get on board a train that stops at Terminal 5! The priority security is helpful for premium cabin passengers although the rules at the airport weren't clear. For example, I was scolded for wearing my belt while it seemed that liquids up to 2L were permitted?!? The walk and tram to the B gates is misleadingly quite far, probably a 15-20 minute walk/ride. There are also limited food options once at the B gates, which are also extremely stuffy...

A major hub between the East and West, London's Heathrow has ranked in the top three busiest…read moreairports in the world. It has now has the added honor and distinction of being one of the cleanest, smooth, efficient, safe, nicest and happiest airports. Gone are the experiences of the 90's and that era of long lines in security and check in, long waits at baggage claim, tedious terminal transfer and traffic jams coming in and exiting. 1/29/26 - bright and happy staff at 5:50 am, immaculate and bright airport, team member standing outside the First Class Lounge welcoming and directing all, (great lounge btw with ample and spread out seating on very comfy sofas, great hot food, quality beverages and spotless bathrooms and showers); there is an ease in the air and happy folks around everywhere- the hospitality staff, the Boots, souvenir, Macallum, Rolex boutique members. There was a smooth flow despite the airport having a lot of delayed and cancelled flights coming in post storm in the US. The airport is easy to get around and there are info booths and the best part - there is an employee to assist literally every 100 feet. I also got to mail out some cards via a bright red Royal Mail box smack in the middle of Terminal 5. 5 Stars!

Do you know, Yelp asked me what I thought of this airport. I have reviewed it on Yelp before, but…read moreits evaporated so maybe it's as well Yelp aren't asking what I think of Yelp and if they did it's at two stars now due to two things - not enough words are allowed for detailed reviews and vanishing work. I think this airport is wonderful and the staff who work very hard are marvellous but we pass through and I don't know if they Rio folks off like Belfast's two airports. On arrival we were met by police despite travelling internally within the UK - Belfast being the departure place, so go figure. If I had to guess it's the risk of undesirables crossing the Irish border North going into UK by the back door is why. They were polite and fast, processing everyone promptly. The luggage was out fast and it's a two minute walk to get a taxi and £26 to go from the airport to the main seaport to pick up a cruise. We booked the same taxi service back and it surged a great. All done automatically as they link the journeys so when you call to return you just hit 1 and a taxi is dispatched. Similarly return dropping luggage is relatively easy security a courteous breeze and there's a Starbucks. I'm sure there's also a lounge but we couldn't be bothered as we hadn't long to wait for our flight.

Easy to get to and through this airport! Not the cleanest looking place BUT a whole lot better than…read morethe craziness of (LHR)London Heathrow! The staff at (SOU) Southampton is mostly friendly and efficient! Got through security and to the boarding gate within 10mins which is better than most airports in the United Kingdom. Due to the efficency of this place, I hope to fly through this airport again!

If there's good shopping, I'm all for it....lol…read more.. I don't normally fly out of terminal 3 whenever I'm connecting or arriving from LA. The occasional transfer does put me through this terminal. From terminal 5, we had to have a little trek until we reach the shuttle bus downstairs. From there, it's a good few minutes till you arrival to terminal 3. There's a good amount of designer shops right when you get off the shuttle and starts walking through. They know how to get people's attention and what better way than amazing shopping. All your luxury high ends shops which is also at terminal 5. I don't remember what the food options are as I've never eaten here. But depending on what gate you're flying out, it can be a major trek. From our connection in this terminal. The gate that we were taking off was quite a ways. It's fine if you have enough time to walk and enjoy but when your flight arrives late and you only have a limited amount of time to get to the next gate. That can be a bit of a stress. Why is that some gates are so much further and other the ones that you alway get when you're in a rush... lol.... Terminal 3 is a pretty big area. If you have plenty of time, enjoy the shops or at least window shop.

Seems a little crowded, and not a lot of good places to sit and relax. For such a world class city,…read morethe airport seems to fall a little short. That being said, it is clean and easy to navigate to and from using the Underground.

I spent a great family time on the last air show, there always something new or classic to see, the…read moreambience there is for pilots families a great place to spend together, the air show is something you must see at least once!

Bournemouth Airport is conveniently small but flies you to various international destinations…read more I rather think it will get a lot bigger though. At present, it's very easy to check in, and there are book shops and eateries. There is also a runway for light aircraft, which I also have used. There is a flying club. No stress here!

I love this airport and is a good way to try out flying for the first time, as the airport is very…read moresmall so isnt confusing to know what gate you should be at. The check in queues are very short, and security check is a unstressful experience as staff are happy to help with any questions or problems you may have.. When you have gone through there is a restaraunt and a a whsmiths.. Restaurant food is pricey but if you buy a adult meal it ll easily divide into 2 meals for 2 kids. and a good tip s take a empty sports bottle through seurity show them its empty and when you buy a drink from the restaturant you are alloweed to get free refills so you can have a drink and your child if you top up their bottle can also have a drink..

Nice airport. Small and usually used for business. Passenger travel usually is from gatwick…read moreairport.

Although it is called Oxford Airport, it is really in Kidlington but it is on the borders of Oxford…read moreand there is plentiful bus transport there. It is mostly used for pilot training, and business flights by rich passengers who can afford to own or charter planes. Often you can see planespotters on the lay-by's, waiting for a glimpse of what they apparently consider to be a special jet. Although the facility is secure and the public cannot ordinarily get inside, at the edges you can get quite close to planes about to land and it can be fun to watch. No regularly scheduled commercial airline service here, though.

This post is about the HE in general…read more One of the reasons I like lhr is this Heathrow Express, a direct light rail that takes all but 15 minutes to Paddington Station in the city. I purchased tickets in advance, £10 one way (£25 on the spot). They're on time. The interior is clean. The seats are comfortable, although a little old, with charging ports.

Five stars for the convenience, three stars because of the price -- averaged together, that makes a…read moresolid four stars for the Heathrow Express train! This is by far the most convenient option from London proper to Heathrow Airport, but you'll pay for that convenience. Where you could reach the airport via a local train for much less, shell out the 20 - 25 pounds per person and you can ride on a direct train with zero stops. The train runs nonstop from Paddington Station, which is easily accessible by Tube. It leaves roughly every 15 to 30 minutes, but there are frequently closures and delays so make sure you allow plenty of time for your journey. In the 4 times I've used this service, twice it's been cancelled and I had to take the regular local train, so be aware. The train stops at Heathrow but the walk from the station to the terminal is quite far (allow at least 20 minutes, and even longer if you are slow or have a ton of bags). Also make SURE that you keep your ticket out because you have to scan in AND out once you reach LHR station. The train itself is nothing fancy, but they have free wi-fi and luggage racks for the short journey. The seats are comfy enough. They often run specials, so make sure you check our their website. Sometimes there are deals if you buy group tickets and it's cheaper if you purchase your tickets far in advance. This is the easiest option to get from the city to LHR by a mile.