UK Airport Satisfaction Rises
The Civil Aviation Authority's latest passenger survey shows satisfaction at the UK's busiest airports edging up to 8.39 out of 10 in 2025, with more passengers than ever reaching the terminal by train, Tube or bus.
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The Civil Aviation Authority's latest passenger survey shows satisfaction at the UK's busiest airports edging up to 8.39 out of 10 in 2025, with more passengers than ever reaching the terminal by train, Tube or bus.
London Luton Airport has launched a new journey planner and a limited batch of £2 National Express coach fares from London, as part of a wider drive to get more passengers travelling by public transport.
Oxford Tube is promoting a £25 student return fare between Oxford and London as the new university term gets underway, with coaches stopping right outside Oxford Brookes University's Headington campus.
Calls are growing for London to fine passengers who play music, videos or calls out loud on buses, as campaigners point to Singapore's tougher penalties and TfL's own research shows most passengers find it a nuisance.
PM Andy Burnham says spare capacity at Manchester Airport should be considered before Heathrow’s third runway goes ahead, reopening the debate over where UK aviation capacity should grow.
Jet2 is adding 13 new routes from London Gatwick for Winter 2026/27, its first full winter season at the airport, covering winter sun, Christmas-market breaks and ski destinations.
Heathrow’s Plaza Premium Lounge at Terminal 4 has been ranked the world’s fourth-best independent airport lounge in the 2026 Skytrax awards.
From 26 October, almost 1km of Oxford Street between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street goes traffic-free, changing taxi and private hire pickups.
TfL issued 212 warning letters to private hire drivers misusing London taxi ranks in 2025, up almost 16% on the year before, new figures show.
Heathrow says its third runway could take until around 2039, four years later than the government’s 2035 target, with permission targeted for 2029.