Leaders’ Series: Gatwick on ensuring single-runway success
COO Chis Woodroofe at Gatwick discusses the importance of repositioning airlines to ensuring success at the world's busiest single runway airport.
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Gatwick Airport is the second busiest airport in the United Kingdom after London Heathrow. Located south west of London near the town of Crawley, London Gatwick has one operational runway and two passenger terminals.
Of all the London airports, Gatwick is unique in its provision of the three main business models: full service, no frills and charter.
Gatwick’s three main resident airlines are British Airways, EasyJet and Norwegian.
COO Chis Woodroofe at Gatwick discusses the importance of repositioning airlines to ensuring success at the world's busiest single runway airport.
Gatwick has just become the world’s top international low cost airport (see table below) - according to a report published by the Centre for Aviation (CAPA).
Gatwick Airport launches the AIRDAT VISA SmartPhone App...
Gatwick passes the 44 million passengers a year mark for the first time this weekend (April 7) – a world record for a single runway airport.
Gatwick’s Autism Ambassador, Maria Cook, and organisations across the airport, celebrated World Autism Awareness Day on Sunday.
More than 150 business leaders attended Gatwick Airport’s TAKE OFF 2017 event to hear a clear message: exporting is GREAT.
Gatwick Airport achieved an impressive 3.0 million passengers travelling through the airport this February, +9.9% on 2016...
With the North American, Asia-Pacific and European Economic Area regions accounting for 46.5 per cent of global air traffic connections there is evidence to suggest that airports can create an invaluable new revenue stream by capitalising on the self-connectivity market. Course Director of the MSc Airport Planning and Management at…
Gatwick Airport announces vacancies for more than 1,000 seasonal summer jobs, further demonstrating the airport’s commitment to boosting employment...
Why and how do we invest sensibly in leadership in the aviation industry? Neville Hay explores.
Why were Heathrow and Gatwick the only feasible options? Why were so many others overlooked? Did the Davies report really consider the right options?
Passengers with restricted mobility (PRM) represent a significant demographic for airports and airlines. But how do we define a PRM passenger, and what rights do they have?
18 January 2017 | By International Airport Review
Gatwick is the first UK airport to join more than 80 of the world’s most influential companies in a programme designed to generate a massive increase in the demand for renewable electricity...
9 January 2017 | By International Airport Review
Gatwick contributed £5.3 billion and supported 85,000 jobs in 2016, according to new assessment of Gatwick’s economic impact...
6 January 2017 | By International Airport Review
Gatwick Airport has increased its lead as the world’s most efficient single-runway airport – with 43 million passengers now travelling through the airport each year...