In this day and age most of us will find ourselves at an
airport at some time or another. Whether we are going on holiday or a business
trip, international travel is a way of life and at the very least, a means by
which we can reach out and arrive at some exotic destination.
We do of course, have to get to an airport in order to get
away although it would be great if we could fly from our back garden. That is
not likely to happen for a couple of hundred years so we are stuck with the
grind of getting all the family to the nearest airport that will fly us to our
chosen destination at the most affordable price.
This means that the travelling distance may be considerable
as although we may live only a few miles from an airport, we could end up
travelling to one that is much further away.
Public transport is an option of course. However, the
downside to this is that you have a considerable amount of luggage and you
don't want to lug this on and off trains. You still have to find your way to
the train station and the same on the return so scheduling your journey with
train time tables is also a bit of a hassle. Compare this to jumping in your
car and driving direct to the airport and its a bit of a no-brainer.
Naturally, when you get to the airport you will have to
leave your car somewhere. There are a number of options for this, the most
popular being the on-airport car parks. You park your car, take your keys, go
to a bus or shuttle pick-up point and take the short (or long) trip to the
terminal. This sounds pretty straight forward but lets look at the negatives.
You have lots of luggage, its raining cats and dogs, its very cold and you wait
20 minutes for the bus that then takes 20 minutes to get to your terminal after
doing the rounds. After waiting for all the passenger luggage to be off-loaded
the transfer time is nearly an hour. The same happens on return so your journey
time actually ends up adding around 2 hours to your overall journey time.
Having finally returned to your vehicle you note with horror
that the front bumper has been damaged. You look around in expectation of
seeing something like a note but there is nothing. The bumper damage costs you £275 as your
insurance excess is £500.
There are alternatives. Gatwick
Airport is the biggest airport in the UK behind
Heathrow and serves some 35 million passengers a year. Some parking companies
at Gatwick has been in the Airport Parking business for over 20 years. They
have recognised the need for an easier and more effective way of parking your car at Gatwick Airport and created a service that meets
the demands of the modern traveller. Just drive direct to their car park at
Gatwick located only minutes from Gatwick North and Gatwick South Terminal.
Once you arrive your vehicle is checked in, photographs are
taken of each side of your vehicle, your mileage recorded and away you go to
your chosen Gatwick Terminal. On your return you ring the company from the
arrivals hall and your car is brought to you right outside the terminal building.
You then check the state of your vehicle and mileage . Very straight forward,
no hassle and peace of mind with the knowledge that your precious car is being
looked after properly and who take responsibility for your vehicle.
Written by Tred who is an author and writer on travel.
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