Luton airport?

[mtravel13]

If you want to travel by train, take the free bus from outside the airport, it takes you to Luton Parkway, where you can get a train to London or elsewhere in the UK exists.
In general, Luton is much faster to get to London than Stanstead.
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[aaronwatcher]

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[anniesmith1990]

I have used Luton airport many times, and i have to say, it's not that difficult getting into London. No more difficult than from Stansted.

Jump on a shuttle bus from the airport to the the train station (Luton Airport Parkway) and then you get a straight, fast train into London St Pancras.

[summerbreezemalta]

As many suggested Lotun is the best bet and a much nicer airport. Express Bus then Train is your best option. Just avoid taxis etc. to avoid traffic since Stansted is way far away and it is easy to get stuck in traffic.

I simply hate Lotun because RyanAir flying from my country, you always have 20 minutes of walking to / from the gate. And with all this heat, it does not make you any good

Make sure your first flight does not get delayed!

[Siegfried]

There's a lot of coaches going to Luton - you can have return ticket for sth like 19£ i think

[joshef]

There are some taxis companies at Luton airport with all the facilities which the visitor wants while traveling to it's destination. Many of the taxis agencies also provide online booking to hire the taxis, by which the travelers get the taxi on time.

[Garry07]

I had to travel in and out of London quite a lot, and I think I've been to all airports once. If my memory doesn't deceive me, It's been easiest with Heathrow (I lived in Stratford, it was just 6.00 GBP), but all the others were pretty much alike. The coaches are always cheaper than the trains. With some research you'll surely find the best deal =)