Luton, London (LTN)

An airport in London, United Kingdom. IATA code LTN. ICAO code EGGW. Terminal: Main.

On Flyteller:

Departures and arrivals
The map, with 68 places inside it, 30 of them to eat and drink
Walking routes along its mapped corridors
Essentials, each fact with the page it came from: getting there and away; lounges; facilities; terminals and airlines; at security
What you can take through security

The airport’s own website: www.london-luton.co.uk

Quick answers

Can I take 2 litres of liquid through security at Luton?

No. Luton’s website says each container must be 100ml or less.

Is there food after security at Luton?

Yes. The map has 11 places to eat or drink after security.

How do I get to Luton by public transport?

Direct train from Luton Airport Parkway, Greater Thameslink Railway, East Midlands Railway (Luton Airport Express), Midland Main Line to London and Luton to Dunstable Busway Route A.

london-luton.co.uk · checked Wed 4 Nov · Flyteller’s map · checked Sat 19 Sept · london-luton.co.uk · checked Thu 24 Sept

Getting there and away

Direct train from Luton Airport Parkway: Blackfriars, City Thameslink, Farringdon and St Pancras International · Source: london-luton.co.uk
Greater Thameslink Railway: Bedford, St Albans City, London St Pancras, Rainham, Three Bridges, Gatwick Airport and Brighton · Source: en.wikipedia.org
East Midlands Railway (Luton Airport Express): London St Pancras and Corby, via Luton, Bedford and Kettering · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Midland Main Line to London: London · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Luton to Dunstable Busway Route A: Luton Town Centre, Dunstable, Houghton Regis and Milton Keynes · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Route 100 (Arriva): Hitchin and Stevenage · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Green Line route 757 (Arriva Shires & Essex) and A1 (National Express): Victoria Coach Station · Source: en.wikipedia.org
EasyBus: Liverpool Street station · Source: en.wikipedia.org
National Express services: Stansted, Heathrow and Gatwick Airports and destinations in the Midlands and North of England · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Free car hire centre shuttle bus: Car Hire Centre · Source: london-luton.co.uk
Luton DART: Luton Airport Parkway railway station · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Drop Off and Pick Up Zone · Source: london-luton.co.uk
Coach: The airport has good bus links: a long-distance coach, a quick bus into central London or a shuttle to the railway station can probably all be found. The London Luton Airport website helps plan routes. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Car hire: Alamo, Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Europcar and National have desks at the Car Hire Centre at Luton Airport, which free shuttle buses link with the terminal from Bay C. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Ride-hailing: Uber runs across the UK, and a trip into central London is about £53. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Taxi: Taxis wait outside the terminal, and for trips to the airport they can be hailed in the street. Being dropped at the Priority Drop Off Zone, nearest the airport, costs £5.00 for up to 10 minutes' wait; drop-off at the Mid Stay Car Park is free, with a 10-minute walk to the terminal. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Lounges

No1 Lounge · Source: london-luton.co.uk
My Lounge: Terminal Past Security and Duty Free in the Main Departure Hall, beside Accessorize · After security · Payment at the entrance when space allows • Prepaid passes from £37.99 per adult • Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeKey · 4:00 AM – 9:00 PM · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Facilities

wifi: Complimentary free Wi-Fi · Source: london-luton.co.uk
hotel: Range of hotels within close proximity to the airport · Source: london-luton.co.uk
smoking: Designated sheltered smoking area outside the terminal is the only permitted smoking zone · designated sheltered smoking area just out in front of the terminal building doors · Source: london-luton.co.uk
lost_property: Lost property assistance referenced · Source: london-luton.co.uk
assistance: Assisted Travel service for passengers needing help getting around the airport or on/off the plane · Source: london-luton.co.uk
prayer: Two Prayer Rooms, one before security and one after, with washing facilities and prayer mats · one before security beyond check-in, one in Departures after security · before-security room open 4:00-23:00; departures room open 24/7 · Source: london-luton.co.uk
sleeping: Seating is scarce, the small terminal is packed with shops and travellers, and good places to sleep are rare, so grab any seat, even a hard one with armrests. Airside generally has more seats, and most travellers say the Arrivals area benches are the best for a nap. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
opening_hours: London Luton Airport stays open 24 hours. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
charging: UK plug sockets and USB points around the terminal give free charging, including near Gates 6, 7, 22 and 30 and by the coffee stations at Gates 22 and 30. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
showers: There are a few showers, for example airside in the Departures Lounge, in the adult changing facility in the quiet room area by Gate 17. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Terminals and airlines

Single terminal · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Piers 1-19, 20-28, 30-43 · Source: en.wikipedia.org
LTN (general): easyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air · Source: en.wikivoyage.org

At security

Fast Track Security tickets from £4 online in advance or £8 at kiosks, service between 04:15-20:00 · Source: london-luton.co.uk
Children under 2 travel Fast Track free of charge · Source: london-luton.co.uk

What can I take through security?

Updated 2026-09-24