ARRIVING IN LONDON
London has eight airports, although you'll be landing at one of the five major ones -- Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, and London City. Heathrow is the world's busiest for international traffic and the main hub of British Airways. Gatwick gets similar European and inter-continental traffic, while Standsted and Luton cater to the low-cost short-haul flights. London City is the smallest of all and focuses on business travelers, including considerable business jet traffic.

To reach the center of London from Heathrow take the non-stop Heathrow Express train to Paddington Station (taking about 15 minutes) or the underground (for a 40-50 minute journey). From Gatwick take the rail service to Victoria Station, and from Standsted take the train to Liverpool Street Station. If you're landing in Luton, take a shuttle bus to the airport's Parkway Station (taking about 10 minutes), where you can then take a train to the city. From London City Airport take the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) that links easily with the underground.

You may also prebook the following transfer services:

• Private Arrival Transfer from all London airports
• Private Departure Transfer to all London airports

• Heathrow Shared Arrival and Departure Transfer
• Heathrow Shared Arrival Transfer
• Heathrow Shared Departure Transfer

• Private Transfer between Airports

• Executive Private Arrival Transfer on Luxury Vehicle
• Executive Private Departure Transfer on Luxury Vehicle

• Eurostar Private Arrival Transfer from Station to Hotel