Global MRO Procurement Expo London: Getting underway in London later this month, the Global MRO Procurement Expo 2018 consists of a summit on May 29 and an exhibition from May 30-31 at the Hilton Olympia. Here’s the operational information you’ll need to organize a mission to London Luton Airport.
London Luton Airport
IATA code: LTN
ICAO code: EGGW
Latitude/longitude: N 51° 52.5′ W 00° 22.1′
Magnetic variation: 3.6°W
Elevation: 526′
Fuel: Jet A-1
Time zone: GMT DST
Operational Information
EGGW is operating a 24H noise restriction 2200-0559L – no ad hoc movements, reschedule of daytime slots, allocation of nighttime slots or non-emergency diversions permitted (these restrictions will not be reported by NOTAM)
Private flights don’t require overflight or landing permits
Non-scheduled commercial flights require landing but not overflight permits
The average lead time for permit approval is one working day
The CAA is closed on weekends
There are no parking restrictions but limited ramp space at FBOs
The airport operates on a first come, first serve basis at peak times
Slots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis during peak times
It’s advisable to book early to secure slots for GA flights
Baggage can be cleared at the airport
Transport
Luton Airport is located approximately 32 miles from Central London
Taxis and rental cars are widely available
Bus services to central London run continuously and take approximately 50 minutes
The National Express runs frequent coach services between Luton and London 24/7 with four departures an hour during the day
There are two routes which both pick up at the major rail and Underground stations
More details of transport from Luton Airport can be found here
For more information on the Global MRO Procurement Expo London, click here
For support with your flight ops to the Global MRO Procurement Expo London, contact UAS
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