London Gatwick Airport (LGW) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at London Gatwick LGW Airport
Passenger Terminal Layout of London Gatwick International Airport and How to Connect BetweenTerminals:
The passenger complex at London Gatwick Airport consists of a North Terminal and a South Terminal. Both are connected by a 1.2 km elevated free rail shuttle system, running every few minutes 24/7, and taking only two minutes. Check-in is located on the 2nd floor of each terminal.
Facilities in both terminals are known as some of the best, especially for those who count shopping as an important part of their travel experience. For wheelchair assistance call +44 (0) 8444 335 1802 and select option 2.
Pier 6 and its air passenger bridge provides access to 11 aircraft stands. It is 197 meter long, 32 meter high at its tallest point, and is used by British Airways, First Choice, Emirates, Etihad, GB Airways, First Choice & Astraeus. Airlines are assigned to either the North or the South Terminal, according to their destination. Your ticket will indicate which terminal to go to. The new stand 110 at Pier 6 can accommodate the wide-bodied A380.
Meeting points: at North Terminal - near the information desk at international arrivals; at South Terminal - either at UK Arrivals, opposite WHSmith - or at international arrivals, near information desk.
Easy-Jet passengers note: if your flight number starts with an 8 - you depart from the North Terminal - all other EasyJet flights depart from the South Terminal.
The North Terminal of Gatwick Airport includes the following areas: Check-in, 'The Avenue', International Departure Lounge, and Arrivals.
1. The check-in area of the North Terminal houses check-in counter blocks for Zone A to the left; Zones D & B and Zones E & D with adjacent self-service machines in the center, and Zone F to the right. The check-in area offers easyJet ticket desk, banking facilities, customer services, special assistance point, oversized baggage, baggage wrapping & shipping; poetbox, ticket desk. Outside, to the right is access to the train station.
2. 'The Avenue' of the North Terminal offers food & drink, shops, excess baggage, 'e-mail poet' & Spectrum Internet, banking facilitiies & special assistance point. The Avenue has access to the hotel and carpark.
3. The Departure lounge on the lower level can be reached via two security checkpoints and offers shops, duty-free, restaurants, currency exchange, ATM cash machines, a special assistance lounge, & phone charging point. The central area has access to gates 57 & 58, to to the right is access to gates 50 to 63 and, near the London News at left is access to gates 45-56, gates 101-113, and to lounges.
4. The Arrivals area of the North Terminal, divided between Domestic Arrivals (to the left) and International Arrivals (to the right) houses the baggage reclaim area, Information desk, meeting point, smoking area, wireless hotspot, Immigration, Immigraton information telephone, special assistance point, National Express waiting area, National Express tickets, easyBus desk, Emirates Limo Service, BA Solo Flyers meeting point, banking facilities, Hotel reservation, a duty-free shop, food & drink, WHSmith, Spectrum Internet and Gamegrid. The left-end exit leads to long-term carpark, taxis & rental cars.
The South Terminal of Gatwick Airport is still completing its three-year transformation some time in 2013 and thereafter a new 2-level Pier 1 will replace the present Pier 1 mid-2015. At the recently opened South Terminal Security area - passengers swipe their boarding cards where screens display queue times for color-coded lanes, speeding up the security check to under five minutes. Of the 15 standard lanes, two are for families with young children and for persons with disabilitites, while 2 other lanes are for premium passengers.
The Terminal includes the following areas: check-in, 'The Village', International Departure Lounge, International Arrivals, & outside check-in:
1. The check-in area of the South Terminal has six check-in counter blocks for Zones A, C&D, E&G, F, H&J; & K. For Zone B, take the stairs or elevator down (next to Security checkpoint). The check-in area offers banking services, self-service check-in machines, tickets, oversized baggage, special assistance, Customs, hotel reservation, baggage repack & weigh zone, as wel as food & drink & a few shops. Outside of the check-in area is access to the lift to platforms, to Gatwick Train station and North Terminal shuttle, and to the long- & short-term carparks, rental cars, bus station, taxi stands and the Hilton Hotel.
2.'The Village' offers shower facilities, banking, wireless hotspot, chapel, photo booth and food & drink establishments and shops. Nearly half of 'The Village' underwent constructon and is to open soon with new facilities.
3. The International Departure Lounge area of the South Terminal offers (a) on the lower level banking, wireless hotspot, Information, seating, special asssistance desk, Customs VAT, security, food & drink establishments & shops/duty-free shops. This level has access to gates 1 - 9 and airline lounges, as well as access to gates 10-95 (near WHSmith). (b) on the upper level are banking facilities, wireless hotspot, seating, food & drink establishments & shops, and airline lounges.
4. International Arrivals at South Terminal is to the right and has a UK Immigration Service phone, meeting point, wireless hotspot, Onward Travel Center (trains, easyBus, National Express), duty free, food & drink & left baggage.
The passenger complex at London Gatwick Airport consists of a North Terminal and a South Terminal. Both are connected by a 1.2 km elevated free rail shuttle system, running every few minutes 24/7, and taking only two minutes. Check-in is located on the 2nd floor of each terminal.
Facilities in both terminals are known as some of the best, especially for those who count shopping as an important part of their travel experience. For wheelchair assistance call +44 (0) 8444 335 1802 and select option 2.
Pier 6 and its air passenger bridge provides access to 11 aircraft stands. It is 197 meter long, 32 meter high at its tallest point, and is used by British Airways, First Choice, Emirates, Etihad, GB Airways, First Choice & Astraeus. Airlines are assigned to either the North or the South Terminal, according to their destination. Your ticket will indicate which terminal to go to. The new stand 110 at Pier 6 can accommodate the wide-bodied A380.
Meeting points: at North Terminal - near the information desk at international arrivals; at South Terminal - either at UK Arrivals, opposite WHSmith - or at international arrivals, near information desk.
Easy-Jet passengers note: if your flight number starts with an 8 - you depart from the North Terminal - all other EasyJet flights depart from the South Terminal.
The North Terminal of Gatwick Airport includes the following areas: Check-in, 'The Avenue', International Departure Lounge, and Arrivals.
1. The check-in area of the North Terminal houses check-in counter blocks for Zone A to the left; Zones D & B and Zones E & D with adjacent self-service machines in the center, and Zone F to the right. The check-in area offers easyJet ticket desk, banking facilities, customer services, special assistance point, oversized baggage, baggage wrapping & shipping; poetbox, ticket desk. Outside, to the right is access to the train station.
2. 'The Avenue' of the North Terminal offers food & drink, shops, excess baggage, 'e-mail poet' & Spectrum Internet, banking facilitiies & special assistance point. The Avenue has access to the hotel and carpark.
3. The Departure lounge on the lower level can be reached via two security checkpoints and offers shops, duty-free, restaurants, currency exchange, ATM cash machines, a special assistance lounge, & phone charging point. The central area has access to gates 57 & 58, to to the right is access to gates 50 to 63 and, near the London News at left is access to gates 45-56, gates 101-113, and to lounges.
4. The Arrivals area of the North Terminal, divided between Domestic Arrivals (to the left) and International Arrivals (to the right) houses the baggage reclaim area, Information desk, meeting point, smoking area, wireless hotspot, Immigration, Immigraton information telephone, special assistance point, National Express waiting area, National Express tickets, easyBus desk, Emirates Limo Service, BA Solo Flyers meeting point, banking facilities, Hotel reservation, a duty-free shop, food & drink, WHSmith, Spectrum Internet and Gamegrid. The left-end exit leads to long-term carpark, taxis & rental cars.
The South Terminal of Gatwick Airport is still completing its three-year transformation some time in 2013 and thereafter a new 2-level Pier 1 will replace the present Pier 1 mid-2015. At the recently opened South Terminal Security area - passengers swipe their boarding cards where screens display queue times for color-coded lanes, speeding up the security check to under five minutes. Of the 15 standard lanes, two are for families with young children and for persons with disabilitites, while 2 other lanes are for premium passengers.
The Terminal includes the following areas: check-in, 'The Village', International Departure Lounge, International Arrivals, & outside check-in:
1. The check-in area of the South Terminal has six check-in counter blocks for Zones A, C&D, E&G, F, H&J; & K. For Zone B, take the stairs or elevator down (next to Security checkpoint). The check-in area offers banking services, self-service check-in machines, tickets, oversized baggage, special assistance, Customs, hotel reservation, baggage repack & weigh zone, as wel as food & drink & a few shops. Outside of the check-in area is access to the lift to platforms, to Gatwick Train station and North Terminal shuttle, and to the long- & short-term carparks, rental cars, bus station, taxi stands and the Hilton Hotel.
2.'The Village' offers shower facilities, banking, wireless hotspot, chapel, photo booth and food & drink establishments and shops. Nearly half of 'The Village' underwent constructon and is to open soon with new facilities.
3. The International Departure Lounge area of the South Terminal offers (a) on the lower level banking, wireless hotspot, Information, seating, special asssistance desk, Customs VAT, security, food & drink establishments & shops/duty-free shops. This level has access to gates 1 - 9 and airline lounges, as well as access to gates 10-95 (near WHSmith). (b) on the upper level are banking facilities, wireless hotspot, seating, food & drink establishments & shops, and airline lounges.
4. International Arrivals at South Terminal is to the right and has a UK Immigration Service phone, meeting point, wireless hotspot, Onward Travel Center (trains, easyBus, National Express), duty free, food & drink & left baggage.
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