Luton airport parking changes to short term payments

Luton airport has made changes to the short term parking.

Changes have been made to the departure procedure for Luton Short-term parking.

The departure procedure is now as follows:

   1. Take your ticket and booking reference number to the Apcoa Customer Service desk located in the Arrivals Hall. Apcoa staff will validate your ticket allowing you to exit the car park.

   2. Return to your car and drive to the exit barrier. Enter the ticket you took when you arrived and the barrier will lift.

Customers who have stayed for more time than booked will have to pay the extra. The machine will show the amount in the exit column and you can pay by credit or debit card.

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Luton Airport Parking- the latest travel and flights news

Updated Luton Airport news and travel advice following widespread airport closures, flight delays and flight cancellations due to snow.

Luton Airport has reopened but is warning of delays and cancellations. easyJet has cancelled all remaining departing flights from Luton today. Luton has listed some cancellations on its website. Passengers and those meeting people off flights are advised to check with their airline before travelling to the airport.

Stansted Airport is open and operating with some delays and cancellations. However, passengers are advised to check with their airline before travelling. The Stansted Express is operating as normal.

London City Airport has closed its runway and is advising passengers on its Twitter feed to check with their airline before travelling.

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Luton Airport Parking wishes all travellers a Merry Christmas

After all of the recent weather related travel issues, Luton airport is today running alright.

Although there are a few issues with planes being out of schedule with their expected plans.

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For the latets updates we suggest the following contact details:

Passengers due to travel with easyjet today should check their flight status by visiting the easyJet website.
http://easyjet.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/easyjet.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=3708

Other Airline contact details are:

Aer Arann 0870 8767676
Blue Air 0870 774 2252
easyJet +44 (0) 905 821 0905
Danube Wings 00 42 1 (0) 902 280 280
EL AL Israel Airlines 0207 121 1400
Flybe +44 (0) 1392 268 529
Monarch Airlines 08719 405040
Ryanair +44 (0)8712 460 000
Thomson +44 (0) 871 231 4143
Wizz Air 08712 657257

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Luton Airport snowbound again after more overnight blizzards

Luton airport has again been closed due to snow blizzards. However the good news is that is has just been reopened again.

Whilst the airport is open, however due to severe weather conditions flights are subject to delay and/or cancellation.  

Passengers are advised to contact their airline.  Further information will be posted on this Luton airport parking website as soon as it is available.

To save you time if you are driving to the airport- why not book your cheap secure, onsite luton airport parking at the only such facility here now?

Passengers due to travel with easyjet today should check their flight status by visiting the easyJet website.
http://easyjet.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/easyjet.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=3708

Other airline contact details are as follows

Aer Arann 0870 8767676

Blue Air 0870 774 2252

easyJet +44 (0) 905 821 0905

Danube Wings 00 42 1 (0) 902 280 280

EL AL Israel Airlines 0207 121 1400

Flybe +44 (0) 1392 268 529

Monarch Airlines 08719 405040

Ryanair +44 (0)8712 460 000

Thomson +44 (0) 871 231 4143

Wizz Air 08712 657257

Luton airport flyer Kate Hudson

High flyer Kate Hudson flies out of Luton Airport.

Showing how to party A-List style, the hardcore Nine actress jumped from club to club before getting her lift home - by private jet. Kate was escorted by boyfriend A-Rod, at the Leicester Square premiere.

She said: "I love London, it's one of my favourite cities. In the film the dance scenes were exhilarating. Maybe there'll be some moves tonight?"

She then joined Nicole Kidman and Penelope Cruz at Claridges, headed to Annabel's for a dance and caught her plane at Luton Airport at 3am.

That's how to party in style...

Kate Garry Hudson was born April 19, 1979 in Los Angeles, the daughter of Academy Award-winning actress Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson, an actor, comedian, and musician.

She came to prominence in 2001 after bringing in several awards and nominations for her role in Almost Famous, and has since established herself as a Hollywood lead actress, starring in several films, including How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, The Skeleton Key, You, Me and Dupree, Fool's Gold, Raising Helen, My Best Friend's Girl, and Bride Wars.

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Luton aiport to get better rail links

Luton airport's accessability is about to improve as part of the recent govt bailout to upgrade ten railway stations.

Transport Secretary Lord Adonis has announced a £50 million fund as Station Champions Chris Green and Sir Peter Hall warned that station upgrades must be accelerated dramatically. In a new report, the two Champions warn that the poor condition of many stations is becoming an obstacle to rail growth. 

Spending needs to be increased by 25% to £800m a year in the decade from 2014 passenger satisfaction is to reach acceptable levels. The improvements include better integration with other transport modes, as well as more car park spaces. Signage is also singled out for criticism: TOCs should no longer be installing their own designs, it says.

Lord Adonis, announcing an immediate £50 million fund for ten stations - Clapham Junction, Barking, Stockport, Manchester Victoria, Preston, Wigan North Western, Liverpool Central, Warrington Bank Quay, Crewe and Luton - said he supported the Champions' call for a comprehensive list of minimum standards for all stations, aimed at improving the daily travelling experience of passengers and attracting more passengers onto the railways.

The report, 'Better Rail Stations', has been compiled after extensive research in Britain and other countries. The main finding is that many busy British stations are slipping behind the standards achieved by other businesses with a public face, such as retail chains, and that present investment plans will only deal adequately with the largest, flagship stations. For now priority should be given to introducing minimum station standards when new franchises start and dealing with as many problems as possible with existing funding.

Major improvements are needed in bus/tram/rail integration, as well as facilities for cyclists. It also points out that signage is 'tending to fragment into different lettering styles and colours through individual branding. This lack of consistency makes it harder for customers to focus on the relevant information, and can cost up to £2m in resigning when franchises change hands'.

The report follows hard on the heels of Network Rail's own stations report, which was published last week and summarised plans to invest £3.25 billion between now and 2014. Much of this, however, will be spent at a relatively small number of key locations, such as Birmingham New Street.

In the meantime, if you prefer- why not travel to Luton airport by car- there is excellent cheap, secure onsite parking.