โฐ Minimum Connection Times
Domestic โ Domestic
40
minutes
Domestic โ International
70
minutes
International โ Domestic
70
minutes
International โ International
85
minutes
Interline Connections
110
minutes
๐ข Terminal Information
Gatwick has two terminals (North and South) linked by a free automated shuttle that runs every few minutes and takes around 2 minutes platform to platform; allow 10โ15 minutes total when moving between terminals and re-clearing security. Within each terminal, pier gates are reached via long concourses with travelators, and most UK/European flights depart from South Terminal while many long-haul and easyJet operations use North. Rail and coach stations sit landside at South Terminal, with covered walkways to check-in.
Security screening is centrally located in each terminal with family and Fast Track lanes; typical waits are 5โ15 minutes off-peak and 20โ30 minutes in early morning peaks. Arriving passengers connecting to another terminal must exit, ride the shuttle, and clear security again.
UK Border Force desks and eGates handle immigration in both terminals; customs exits follow immediately after baggage reclaim with red/green channels. International transfer passengers without UK entry clearance generally must enter the UK and re-check, as airside transfers are limited.
Amenities are strong in both terminals: North hosts No1 Lounge, Clubrooms and an Emirates lounge plus restaurants like Jamie Oliverโs Diner, Pret and Shake Shack. South offers the No1 Lounge, Clubrooms, My Lounge, and the Concorde Room for eligible BA passengers, alongside dining such as Wagamama, Nandoโs and The Grain Store. Both terminals feature large World Duty Free stores, WHSmith/Boots, currency services and showers in select lounges.
Accessibility is fully step-free with lifts, ramps and accessible restrooms throughout; Changing Places facilities sit landside in both terminals, and staffed Assistance Reception desks are near the concourses. Family amenities include dedicated family security lanes, kidsโ play zones near select gates (notably in North Terminal), baby-changing rooms adjacent to most restrooms, and child-friendly menus at many eateries.
๐ Connection Tips
Allow time for the shuttle if changing terminals. Security reโscreening is required when moving terminals.
โฐ Minimum Connection Times
Domestic โ Domestic
60
minutes
Domestic โ International
90
minutes
Interline Connections
120
minutes
๐ข Terminal Information
Leuchars Station (ADX) in Scotland, UK, primarily functions as a military air base for the Royal Air Force (RAF), with extremely limited and specialized civilian access. Its primary role is military operations, and it *does not operate as a public commercial passenger airport*. Any civilian terminal facilities are rudimentary and not designed for general public access. The layout typically consists of a small, discreet terminal area dedicated to authorized personnel, VIPs, or specific charter operations. There are no interconnected public terminals or complex ground facilities; all operations are highly controlled and security-focused. Walking times within this specialized terminal are minimal, typically just a few minutes, as it is geared towards efficient, secure movements.\n\nSecurity procedures at ADX are exceptionally stringent, reflecting its critical military role. All personnel and baggage undergo thorough screening protocols, which are far more extensive than typical commercial airport procedures. Access to the base and the terminal is highly restricted, requiring proper authorization and identification. Wait times for any processing are variable but are subject to military protocols and high-security requirements. For any international flights (which are highly specialized and not public commercial), immigration and customs facilities would be handled discreetly and efficiently for authorized personnel. There are no public immigration or customs services in the traditional commercial sense.\n\nAmenities at Leuchars Station are extremely limited for civilian passengers. There are no public airline lounges, dedicated dining facilities, or retail shops. Any available provisions would be within the secure military base, typically not accessible to the general public. Passengers accessing this facility should expect a highly functional and austere environment, with no public conveniences. Accessibility features would be basic and would meet military/federal compliance standards, but specialized assistance must be arranged well in advance through the specific military unit or authorizing agency. Family facilities, such as children's play areas or nursing rooms, are not provided in the civilian access area. The airport's primary utility is its strategic military importance, with public passenger comfort and access being secondary or non-existent.
๐ Connection Tips
Allow adequate time for connections. Check with airline for specific requirements.
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