The airport code for Luton airport is LTN. Luton airport is situated 32 miles (52km) north west of London. The airport is mainly used by budget and charter airlines serving European destinations. There is a single terminal building.

The easiest and quickest way to travel between Luton airport and Central London is by train. A free shuttle bus needs to be taken from outside the airport terminal to the Luton Airport Parkway station, the shuttle bus journey time is approximately 10 minutes. From the station the train journey time to central London is approximately 35 minutes and the train stops at the central Kings Cross Thameslink railway station from where there are onward London Underground and bus links. Note that the train may continue through London to the south coast and may not terminate at Kings Cross. The one way train fare is approximately £13.00 and there are typically several services per hour throughout the day and hourly services overnight.

For further information visit the First Capital Connect website.

Alternatively you may travel into London by coach. There are several options available including Green Line. This company offers a 24 hour service with a one way fare of around £10.00. The journey time is approximately 75 minutes.

Taxi service to central London is also an option but this is likely to be an expensive option.

For further information visit the Luton Airport website.