7 Just Stop Oil supporters have disrupted passenger departures at London Gatwick Airport this morning, Monday 29 July 2024.

The activists have targeted departures from the southern terminal at Gatwick Airport. This latest action forms part of a concerted plan to disrupt UK and European airports which is being enacted over the summer travel period.

The activist group Just Stop Oil joins 21 other groups internationally, demanding governments establish a fossil fuel treaty. They seek to end the extraction and burning of oil, gas and coal by 2030.

Disruption at Gatwick Airport Southern Terminal

In the recent disruption action at London Gatwick, seven activists entered the southern terminal facility at around 0800 local time this morning, Monday 29 July.

They used suitcases equipped with lock-on devices to block the departure gates at the terminal.

Airport Protest Actions Continue

This morning’s disruption at London Gatwick Airport follows a targeted action by the group Just Stop Oil at Heathrow Airport last week.

On the morning of Wednesday 24 July, Metropolitan police arrested 9 protestors from the group along perimeter roads at Heathrow.

The activist group has committed to using all means necessary to cause airport disruptions across Europe during the summer season.

They have indicated that they would avoid action on active and inactive runways.

Oil Kills Actions at European Airports

The Oil Kills international uprising has been taking action at airports around the world. 21 groups across 12 countries have taken action at 17 airports so far.

They include: Letzte Generation Germany, Folk Mot Fossilmakta and Scientist Rebellion in Norway, XR Finland, Futuro Vegetal in Spain, Just Stop Oil in the UK, Drop Fossil Subsidies and Act Now – Liberate in Switzerland, Letzte Generation Austria, Extinction Rebellion and Scientists Rebellion in Sweden, Doe Deurne Dicht in Belgium, Last Generation Canada, XR Boston, Last Generation Sacramento, and Scientist Rebellion Turtle Island from the USA.

The Oil Kills international began last Wednesday the same week the world’s hottest day has been broken twice in one week.

Last Monday, the global average surface air temperature reached 17.15C, breaking the record of 17.09C set the previous day. This beats the record set in July 2023.

8 Protestors Arrested

According to Sussex Police, eight people have now been arrested after protesters staged the demonstration near the security entrance at the South Terminal of Gatwick Airport.

Tuesday 30th Heathrow Attack

Following yesterday’s disruption at Gatwick Airport, Just Stop Oil activists have targeted Heathrow Airport once again.

Members of the group have sprayed departure boards and windows in Terminal 5 with orange paint earlier this morning.

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7 Just Stop Oil supporters have disrupted passenger departures at London Gatwick Airport this morning, Monday 29 July 2024.

The activists have targeted departures from the southern terminal at Gatwick Airport. This latest action forms part of a concerted plan to disrupt UK and European airports which is being enacted over the summer travel period.

The activist group Just Stop Oil joins 21 other groups internationally, demanding governments establish a fossil fuel treaty. They seek to end the extraction and burning of oil, gas and coal by 2030.

Disruption at Gatwick Airport Southern Terminal

In the recent disruption action at London Gatwick, seven activists entered the southern terminal facility at around 0800 local time this morning, Monday 29 July.

They used suitcases equipped with lock-on devices to block the departure gates at the terminal.

Airport Protest Actions Continue

This morning’s disruption at London Gatwick Airport follows a targeted action by the group Just Stop Oil at Heathrow Airport last week.

On the morning of Wednesday 24 July, Metropolitan police arrested 9 protestors from the group along perimeter roads at Heathrow.

The activist group has committed to using all means necessary to cause airport disruptions across Europe during the summer season.

They have indicated that they would avoid action on active and inactive runways.

Oil Kills Actions at European Airports

The Oil Kills international uprising has been taking action at airports around the world. 21 groups across 12 countries have taken action at 17 airports so far.

They include: Letzte Generation Germany, Folk Mot Fossilmakta and Scientist Rebellion in Norway, XR Finland, Futuro Vegetal in Spain, Just Stop Oil in the UK, Drop Fossil Subsidies and Act Now – Liberate in Switzerland, Letzte Generation Austria, Extinction Rebellion and Scientists Rebellion in Sweden, Doe Deurne Dicht in Belgium, Last Generation Canada, XR Boston, Last Generation Sacramento, and Scientist Rebellion Turtle Island from the USA.

The Oil Kills international began last Wednesday the same week the world’s hottest day has been broken twice in one week.

Last Monday, the global average surface air temperature reached 17.15C, breaking the record of 17.09C set the previous day. This beats the record set in July 2023.

8 Protestors Arrested

According to Sussex Police, eight people have now been arrested after protesters staged the demonstration near the security entrance at the South Terminal of Gatwick Airport.

Tuesday 30th Heathrow Attack

Following yesterday’s disruption at Gatwick Airport, Just Stop Oil activists have targeted Heathrow Airport once again.

Members of the group have sprayed departure boards and windows in Terminal 5 with orange paint earlier this morning.

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Airbus has announced a strategic partnership with London Gatwick Airport, easyJet, and Air Products. This collaboration aims to significantly expand hydrogen capabilities and infrastructure in the United Kingdom.

It marks a further crucial step towards Airbus’ ambitious goal of launching a hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035.

The Hydrogen Hub Initiative: A Closer Look

The partnership falls under Airbus’ innovative “Hydrogen Hubs at Airports” program, a global initiative designed to promote the expansion of hydrogen infrastructure in aviation.

To date, similar agreements have been signed in 13 countries, including Canada, France, Germany, and the United States. This is indicative of the worldwide momentum behind hydrogen as a sustainable aviation fuel.

The scope of this UK-based project is comprehensive, covering three key areas:

• Liquid hydrogen supply and storage at London Gatwick Airport
• Refueling and ground handling procedures for hydrogen aircraft
• Exploration of short-term hydrogen applications at the airport

Why London Gatwick and easyJet?

The choice of London Gatwick as the testbed for this initiative is strategic. As the UK’s leading hub for short to medium-haul flights, Gatwick provides an ideal environment for research and development into critical support infrastructure.

easyJet’s involvement brings valuable operational insight as a prominent short-haul carrier, further strengthening the project’s potential for success.

Stakeholder Comments

Glenn Llewellyn, Airbus Vice President of the ZEROe Project, emphasized the importance of hydrogen in decarbonizing the aviation industry.

He stated, “We know hydrogen has the versatility to be an excellent fuel source for decarbonizing the industry.”

“We’ve set ambitious targets to fly on hydrogen by 2035, and this technology needs to be supported by reliable and tested infrastructure.”

Stewart Wingate, CEO of London Gatwick, highlighted the potential of hydrogen in addressing Scope 3 emissions, particularly for short-haul flights.

He also noted the airport’s accelerated plans to achieve net-zero for Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, ten years earlier than initially planned.

easyJet’s Chief Operating Officer, David Morgan, stressed the critical role of hydrogen in aviation decarbonization and the importance of laying the groundwork now.

He expressed confidence that projects like this, combined with regulatory support, will prepare UK airports for a hydrogen transition.

Challenges and Opportunities

While the partnership represents a significant step forward, several challenges remain. Developing safe and efficient hydrogen storage and distribution systems at airports will require substantial investment and technological innovation.

Additionally, designing aircraft capable of using hydrogen fuel while maintaining current safety standards and operational efficiencies is a complex engineering feat.

However, the potential benefits are immense. Hydrogen-powered aircraft could dramatically reduce the aviation industry’s carbon footprint.

This will help to meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations and public demand for sustainable travel options.

The Broader Impact

As Suzanne Lowe from Air Products pointed out, the Hydrogen Hubs at Airports framework has broader implications. It is “an important milestone in paving the way for sustainable aviation and future-proofing the UK economy,” she said.

The project could catalyze broader adoption of hydrogen technology across various sectors, positioning the UK as a global leader in the hydrogen economy.

Furthermore, the partnership complements ongoing work by easyJet and Airbus with Hydrogen South West, an ecosystem aimed at bringing hydrogen benefits to Southwest England.

This holistic approach to hydrogen infrastructure development could create a ripple effect, spurring innovation and economic growth across the country.

Conclusion

As the aviation industry faces increasing pressure to reduce its environmental impact, initiatives like the Airbus-led hydrogen partnership at Gatwick Airport become critical.

While challenges remain, the commitment shown by industry leaders suggests that hydrogen-powered aviation may indeed become a reality by 2035. This means a potentially cleaner, greener future for air travel.

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A team of staff at London Gatwick Airport were honoured after their swift response saved a passenger’s life following a cardiac arrest.

The incident, which unfolded on 24 October 2023 highlighted the importance of first aid training and the remarkable teamwork that can make all the difference in an emergency.

Passenger in Distress

Eddie Barnes, a passenger on his way to Spain, was making his way through security in the North Terminal when he suddenly went into cardiac arrest.

The situation unfolded in a matter of moments, leaving Eddie unconscious and in critical need of medical attention.

Thankfully, a total of 12 staff members from various departments at Gatwick were nearby and sprang into action without hesitation.

A Coordinated Response: Training Pays Off

The immediate response from security, passenger operations, and the London Gatwick Fire Service was excellent. All passenger operations staff at Gatwick receive mandatory first aid training, including CPR.

This training proved invaluable as they began administering CPR to Eddie for over 15 minutes. Firefighters from the on-site fire service, with their advanced immediate emergency care qualifications provided further assistance.

Their personnel arrived promptly, providing a higher level of medical care.

CPR: A Second Chance at Life

The combined efforts of the Gatwick Airport staff team proved to be lifesaving. Eddie’s heart was eventually restarted with the help of a defibrillator, and he was stabilized before being transported to the hospital for further treatment.

Thankfully, Eddie made a full recovery and recently returned to Gatwick to express his immense gratitude to the staff who saved his life.

A Reunion Filled with Gratitude

The reunion between Eddie and the Gatwick staff was an emotional one. Eddie recounted the harrowing experience, highlighting how he had no warning signs before collapsing.

He expressed his deep appreciation for the staff’s swift response and the quality of CPR administered, which his heart surgeon later confirmed was crucial in his survival.

The experience left Eddie with a newfound appreciation for the importance of readily available first aid training and the dedication of medical professionals.

Gatwick Staff Share Their Story

Scott Ronaldson and Przemyslaw Karpicki, two of the first responders from passenger operations, shared their perspective on the event.

They described the frantic moments leading up to Eddie’s resuscitation, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and the training provided by the London Gatwick Fire Service.

“At the time, Przemyslaw and I were close to finishing a night shift,” said Scott. “We noticed something was wrong when we saw security personnel pulling screens across.”

“When we reached Eddie, we realized he wasn’t breathing. I immediately started CPR with Przemyslaw until our colleagues arrived with a defibrillator.”

Przemyslaw echoed Scott’s sentiments, highlighting the value of their training and the immediate response from the team.

“We didn’t hesitate – we ran straight to him,” he said. “The training from the fire service kicked in, and they arrived shortly after to provide further care.”

“In that moment, I was completely focused on helping Eddie. But later, when I got home, the weight of the situation hit me. Together with my colleagues, we did something incredible.”

Commitment to Passenger Safety

The incident at Gatwick Airport serves as a powerful reminder of the vital role first aid training plays in ensuring passenger safety.

London Gatwick’s Passenger Operations Support responds to a significant number of first aid calls annually, ranging from cardiac arrests to managing queues and passenger assistance.

This incident highlights the critical skills and composure these staff possess in handling emergency situations.

The story of Eddie’s rescue goes beyond the headlines. It’s a testament to the dedication of the Gatwick Airport staff and their commitment to passenger safety.  

It also highlights the importance of readily available first aid training. It’s a story about teamwork, quick thinking, and the power of collective action in saving a life.

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London Gatwick Airport is preparing for a bigger summer of air travel, with an impressive lineup of new destinations and expanded routes.

Passengers can choose from a staggering 223 destinations served by 56 airlines, offering an unparalleled range of options for travel getaways in summer 2024.

Short-Haul Flights: Exploring New Destinations

Gatwick has unveiled a wave of exciting new routes, catering to a variety of travel styles. Short-haul adventures await those seeking European escapes.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Sweden with a trip to Gothenburg, or discover the dramatic landscapes and rich Viking heritage of the Faroe Islands with a direct flight to Vagar.

Craving volcanic wonders? Relax and unwind in the breathtaking Azores, with Ponta Delgada, Portugal, now just a flight away.

For those yearning for cultural immersion, explore the vibrant city of Varna in Bulgaria, or soak up the Italian sunshine with a trip to the historic city of Salerno, launching flights on July 13th.

Long-Haul Travel Takes Off

Adventure seekers with a global perspective will delight in Gatwick’s expanded long-haul options. Explore the vibrant cities of Halifax and St. John’s in Canada, or delve into the rich tapestry of Chinese culture with direct flights to Beijing and Guangzhou.

London Gatwick also offers a gateway to the diverse landscapes of Iraq. The airport sees a new route to Erbil, a fascinating city steeped in history.

And for those dreaming of exploring Southeast Asia, Singapore Airlines takes flight from Gatwick starting June 22nd. This opens the door to the Lion City’s iconic sights and cultural experiences.

New Airline Partners Join the Gatwick Family

Gatwick is proud to welcome a host of new airline partners this summer. The recent airline additions further strengthen its network and provide even wider choice for travelers.

Look forward to seamless journeys with ITA Airways, Atlantic Airways, Azores Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and FlyErbil.

Gatwick understands that a smooth travel experience is key to a successful trip. The airport prioritizes efficiency, with 95% of passengers passing through security in under five minutes on average.

This allows ample time to explore the airport’s extensive retail offerings and delectable dining options before your flight.

London Gatwick Updates

Gatwick’s focus extends beyond this summer. The airport is committed to long-term growth and sustainability.

Their plan to bring the Northern Runway into routine use is currently under review, aiming to improve efficiency, reduce delays, and create a significant boost to the regional and national economy by supporting trade, tourism, and job creation.

As the UK’s second-largest airport, Gatwick plays a vital role in connecting passengers to the world.

With a focus on sustainable practices, the airport has ambitious plans to achieve net zero emissions by 2030.

Their continuous commitment to innovation ensures a seamless travel experience for everyone, from business travelers to families embarking on dream vacations.

Gatwick looks to have a broad range of travel options on offer this summer. Whether you’re seeking a short European escape, a long-haul adventure, or a relaxing beach getaway, Gatwick has a perfect destination and travel experience waiting.

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London Gatwick Airport is preparing for a bigger summer of air travel, with an impressive lineup of new destinations and expanded routes.

Passengers can choose from a staggering 223 destinations served by 56 airlines, offering an unparalleled range of options for travel getaways in summer 2024.

Short-Haul Flights: Exploring New Destinations

Gatwick has unveiled a wave of exciting new routes, catering to a variety of travel styles. Short-haul adventures await those seeking European escapes.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Sweden with a trip to Gothenburg, or discover the dramatic landscapes and rich Viking heritage of the Faroe Islands with a direct flight to Vagar.

Craving volcanic wonders? Relax and unwind in the breathtaking Azores, with Ponta Delgada, Portugal, now just a flight away.

For those yearning for cultural immersion, explore the vibrant city of Varna in Bulgaria, or soak up the Italian sunshine with a trip to the historic city of Salerno, launching flights on July 13th.

Long-Haul Travel Takes Off

Adventure seekers with a global perspective will delight in Gatwick’s expanded long-haul options. Explore the vibrant cities of Halifax and St. John’s in Canada, or delve into the rich tapestry of Chinese culture with direct flights to Beijing and Guangzhou.

London Gatwick also offers a gateway to the diverse landscapes of Iraq. The airport sees a new route to Erbil, a fascinating city steeped in history.

And for those dreaming of exploring Southeast Asia, Singapore Airlines takes flight from Gatwick starting June 22nd. This opens the door to the Lion City’s iconic sights and cultural experiences.

New Airline Partners Join the Gatwick Family

Gatwick is proud to welcome a host of new airline partners this summer. The recent airline additions further strengthen its network and provide even wider choice for travelers.

Look forward to seamless journeys with ITA Airways, Atlantic Airways, Azores Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and FlyErbil.

Gatwick understands that a smooth travel experience is key to a successful trip. The airport prioritizes efficiency, with 95% of passengers passing through security in under five minutes on average.

This allows ample time to explore the airport’s extensive retail offerings and delectable dining options before your flight.

London Gatwick Updates

Gatwick’s focus extends beyond this summer. The airport is committed to long-term growth and sustainability.

Their plan to bring the Northern Runway into routine use is currently under review, aiming to improve efficiency, reduce delays, and create a significant boost to the regional and national economy by supporting trade, tourism, and job creation.

As the UK’s second-largest airport, Gatwick plays a vital role in connecting passengers to the world.

With a focus on sustainable practices, the airport has ambitious plans to achieve net zero emissions by 2030.

Their continuous commitment to innovation ensures a seamless travel experience for everyone, from business travelers to families embarking on dream vacations.

Gatwick looks to have a broad range of travel options on offer this summer. Whether you’re seeking a short European escape, a long-haul adventure, or a relaxing beach getaway, Gatwick has a perfect destination and travel experience waiting.

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London Gatwick is preparing to welcome passengers as they travel over the Easter holiday period, in what will be the busiest two weeks for the airport so far this year.

The highest number of departures at London Gatwick are expected to be on Easter Sunday, while Sunday, 7 April is predicted to be the busiest day overall.

Busy Easter Break Ahead

London Gatwick Airport is preparing for its busiest two weeks of the year as travelers take flight during the Easter holiday period.

With Easter Sunday, March 31st, expected to see the most departures, and overall passenger numbers peaking on April 7th, Gatwick says it is well-positioned to handle the surge.

Popular destinations include European hotspots like Barcelona, Malaga, and Rome, while Dubai, Orlando, and New York lead the pack for long-haul trips.

“The entire Gatwick team is gearing up for a busy Easter break,” said Nick Williams, Head of Passenger Operations at London Gatwick.

“We’re excited to welcome passengers journeying through our airport to reach their dream escapes. We’re working closely with our airlines and partners to ensure a seamless travel experience for everyone.”

Gatwick boasts an impressive network, offering passengers across London and the South East a vast selection of 220 destinations served by 56 airlines.

This extensive network provides travelers with the perfect mix of holiday getaways and convenient connections for visiting loved ones further afield.

Top Tips for a Smooth Easter Travel

• Plan Ahead: Check for road closures and rail disruptions before your trip.
• Pre-Book Parking: Heading to the airport by car? Secure your spot in advance with Official London Gatwick Parking.
• Security Essentials: Pack liquids in containers no larger than 100ml within a resealable, clear plastic bag no bigger than 1 liter. Remember to remove the bag and any electronics from your hand luggage for security screening.
• Special Assistance: Require additional support during your travels? Book any special assistance at least 48 hours beforehand. Find more details on the London Gatwick website.
• On-Time Arrival: Ensure you arrive at the airport when check-in opens. This is typically three hours before long-haul flights and two hours before short-haul flights.
• Dine and Relax: Enjoy a pre-flight meal or unwind with a beverage at one of Gatwick’s many new restaurants and bars, including Vagabond Bar and Kitchen, BrewDog, Greggs, and The Breakfast Club.
• Shop and Save: Enjoy 10% off your World Duty Free purchases using the Reserve & Collect service. Simply browse products online, reserve them up to 30 days in advance, and collect and pay for them at the store upon arrival.

Gatwick: Looking Further Ahead

London Gatwick is the UK’s second largest airport and is a vital piece of national infrastructure that helps drive both the regional and national economy. 

More than 40 airlines currently fly from the airport to over 150 short-haul and more than 45 long-haul destinations. 

Looking towards the future, London Gatwick is committed to long-term growth. Their planning application to bring the airport’s existing Northern Runway into routine use is currently under review by the Planning Inspectorate.

This low-impact plan aims to enhance airport resilience, minimize delays, and significantly boost the regional and national economy by supporting trade, tourism, and job creation.

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London Gatwick Airport has disclosed a robust financial performance for the year 2023. This was driven by a strategic approach to balancing operational costs while focusing on the recovery of passenger traffic.

The airport’s efforts resulted in significant growth across various key metrics, reflecting a promising trajectory for the future.

Increase in Passenger Traffic

The year 2023 witnessed a notable increase in passenger traffic at London Gatwick Airport, marking a significant milestone in its recovery journey post-pandemic.

Despite ongoing challenges, the airport saw a surge in passenger numbers, reaching 94% of 2019 levels during peak months such as July and October.

This resurgence can be attributed to several factors, including the introduction of new airlines and services to emerging destinations, particularly at the onset of the busy summer season.

Revenue Growth

London Gatwick Airport reported a substantial increase in revenue for the fiscal year 2023, totaling £1,015.1 million, representing a significant rise of 30.7% compared to the previous year.

This growth was primarily driven by the continued recovery in passenger numbers, with aeronautical income, retail income, and car parking income contributing significantly to the overall revenue stream.

Expansion of Airlines and Destinations

The airport witnessed a notable expansion of its network, offering passengers a wide array of choices with 56 airlines flying to 220 destinations.

Notably, the introduction of new long-haul airlines such as Air India, Delta, and Saudia, among others, contributed to the diversification of routes and services.

Furthermore, the summer of 2023 saw an increase in long-haul services, particularly to Asian destinations, showcasing the airport’s commitment to catering to diverse travel preferences.

Passenger Services

London Gatwick Airport prioritized enhancing passenger experience through improved service levels and streamlined processes.

With a focus on meeting service level requirements, the airport achieved an impressive 99% success rate, supported by the diligent efforts of frontline staff.

Investments in recruitment and technology, such as the deployment of Next Generation Security screening equipment, further bolstered operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Management of Disruption

While the year proved largely successful, London Gatwick Airport acknowledged the occurrence of disruptions. This was particularly with its control tower operations towards the end of the 2023 summer season.

However, the airport demonstrated resilience by swiftly addressing the issue through proactive measures and collaboration with stakeholders.

Assurances were forthcoming from air traffic control provider NATS. The implementation of operational changes ensures improved reliability for passengers in the coming year.

Investments in Sustainable Growth

London Gatwick Airport remained committed to sustainable growth. It invested in infrastructure projects aimed at minimizing environmental impact and enhancing operational efficiency.

Notable projects included the redevelopment of the Gatwick train station and the introduction of a Rapid Exit Taxiway. Both projects will contribute to improved resilience and reduced emissions.

Additionally, the airport outlined a comprehensive Capital Investment Program. It has an overall focus on achieving net-zero emissions by 2030, aligning with global climate goals.

Sustainability Initiatives

In alignment with its sustainability objectives, London Gatwick Airport achieved significant milestones, including Level 4+ accreditation under the Airport Carbon Accreditation scheme.

Moreover, the airport intensified its efforts to reduce Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions and explore innovative solutions.

These include hydrogen ecosystems and Sustainable Aviation Fuels, aiming to drive long-term environmental stewardship within the aviation industry.

Northern Runway Development

The airport has ambitious plans to bring its existing Northern Runway into routine use. This initiative will meet future demands while adhering to sustainability principles.

The ongoing scrutiny of the planning application was carried out by independent inspectors. This signifies a crucial step towards enhancing capacity and generating economic benefits for the region.

Conclusion

Stewart Wingate, Chief Executive Officer of London Gatwick Airport, expressed gratitude towards the dedicated airport workforce. He emphasized the collective efforts with stakeholders leading to the result.

As ever, I want to thank every single colleague at London Gatwick for their hard work and contribution to our strong performance in 2023.”

“The airport’s ongoing recovery was boosted by collaborative work with our airlines and partners. I’m proud that we continue to offer passengers a fantastic choice of airline and destination, whether flying short or long-haul.

Looking ahead, Wingate reaffirmed the airport’s commitment to enhancing passenger experience. The airport will continue pursuing sustainable growth initiatives, and advocating for responsible aviation practices.

The full copy of London Gatwick’s 2023 Report can be viewed here.

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