LHR-LGW Transfers
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DUFC,
If you originally booked ABZ-LGW-TPA and BA changed the route on you to ABZ-LHR-LGW-TPA they are obliged by EU law to pick up the cost of your transfer.
They did it to me with a GIB-LGW_MCO booking changed to GIB-LHR-LGW-MCO. They picked up the cost of the LHR-LGW transfer.
Used a prebooked hire car and had no snags at all. journey took 45mins and price wise was only a few quid dearer than National Express for a family of 4.
If you originally booked ABZ-LGW-TPA and BA changed the route on you to ABZ-LHR-LGW-TPA they are obliged by EU law to pick up the cost of your transfer.
They did it to me with a GIB-LGW_MCO booking changed to GIB-LHR-LGW-MCO. They picked up the cost of the LHR-LGW transfer.
Used a prebooked hire car and had no snags at all. journey took 45mins and price wise was only a few quid dearer than National Express for a family of 4.
Man Friday
It's approximately 45 miles from LHR to LGW, so your driver must have AVERAGED around 60 mph. On the M25 that's pretty good going, even in the middle of the night.
dufc will be making the fourney around 9:00 a.m. - not exactly peak rush-hour but still heavy traffic. I would be surprised if his driver even reaches 60mph, let alone averages it!
It's approximately 45 miles from LHR to LGW, so your driver must have AVERAGED around 60 mph. On the M25 that's pretty good going, even in the middle of the night.
dufc will be making the fourney around 9:00 a.m. - not exactly peak rush-hour but still heavy traffic. I would be surprised if his driver even reaches 60mph, let alone averages it!
