How do I get from Gatwick Airport to Heathrow Airport?

Answer 1

There is a shuttle bus that runs between the two airports and it is very regular.

Answer 2

There are buses that take you directly from Gatwick to Heathrow and it is the cheapest way to go.

For transport between London's Heathrow and Gatwick airport are the National Express coaches which shuttle between the two airports. Note - there is no direct train service.

If your airline ticket, (normally with British Airways) arrives at one airport and departs from another there are three important pieces of information that should be emphasised.
- Allow 3 hours from landing to check-in at the other airport.
- The transfer price is not included in your airline ticket
- Your luggage is not transferred for you, you take it on the bus with you.

This isn't as bad as it sounds. There are luggage trolley friendly ramps in all the terminals at Heathrow that descend to underground walkways similar to that found airside in the terminals. The Central Coach Station is above the London Underground station and both are well signposted.

Answer 3

For an 8.40 5 arrival in all hazard the tube to Victoria and capture the Gatwick show prepare often is the quickest yet very high priced as its throughout the time of London's rush hour whilst expenditures are greater. The nationwide show which runs each and every half-hour to Gatwick airport is greater tender and direct, yet you would be hitting the M25 highway the place site visitors is a difficulty throughout the time of rush hours, this can be the main inexpensive yet you will opt for a powerful hour and a a million/2 to get there.

Answer 4

Head for the M25 it doesn't matter which way you go it goes round in a circle both Gatwick and Heathrow are on the M25 so you'll get there eventually. Or you could get an internal flight and fly.

Answer 5

i work for national express u can get the gatwick express or the 210/240 coach at south or north term and it takes u to heathrow term 4 first and then on to central bus station hope it helps you it the fare should cost u a return fare is £35.50 and a one way ticket should cost u £19.00 u can go to the web site is nationalexpress.com

Answer 6

I went last week on flightlink coach it stops at heathrow and gatwick national express.

Answer 7

Yes, as other people have said, I think there may be buses, phone the airports or your tour operator to find out.

If you have the use of a car, you can get on the M25 going anti-clockwise, heading North and West.

Answer 8

I think theres a shuttle bus, phone up Gatwick they can tell you, if not then you can always get a taxi or the train!

Answer 9

Get the shuttle bus that runs regularly between the two airports xx

Answer 10

there is an airport bus, plus loads of transfers. call ahead for times. there is the underground, and lastly, a taxi, if you get a cab, agree the fare in advance