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Originally Posted by recall_checked
The rubbish one. Car park x.
Join Date: Jul 2015
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Originally Posted by Dupre
Continuing on the track off getting to work at BA, is it possible/practical to go to work by public transport? (LHR and LGW)
Im in southwest London Zone 2 and go into work with the tube to LHR or a bus and train to LGW. Cant justify having a car which I would barely use!
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: somewhere hot and sticky
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Originally Posted by shabon
Well that would depend on where you live?
Im in southwest London Zone 2 and go into work with the tube to LHR or a bus and train to LGW. Cant justify having a car which I would barely use!
Im in southwest London Zone 2 and go into work with the tube to LHR or a bus and train to LGW. Cant justify having a car which I would barely use!
I don't live in the UK now, but this question is relevant for where to consider living if/when I do move back. To be fair, I'm not even in the hold pool yet, but nothing like a bit of blind optimism!
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Originally Posted by Dupre
Is sign on at the airport terminal, or a separate location? e.g. Waterside at LHR.
If you're LH and dual based, you'll swipe in as above at LHR and at Atlantic House landside for LGW reports.
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Originally Posted by Dupre
Continuing on the track off getting to work at BA, is it possible/practical to go to work by public transport? (LHR and LGW)
Join Date: Sep 2017
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Don't quite understand the need to have answered that question; from an outsider looking in I would consider those kind of requests with a little more caution... what is to gain by giving someone you don't know that information??!
Join Date: May 2004
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Don't quite understand the need to have answered that question; from an outsider looking in I would consider those kind of requests with a little more caution... what is to gain by giving someone you don't know that information??!
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Why would anyone wanting to know about a car park used at an airport by an employer in a thread about joining that employer be such a weird question that should be met with ‘caution’. Is it impossible that someone might just have been at gatwick where ba are recruiting and wants a heads up on it? Just a thought...
Join Date: Jan 2014
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To be fair I initially thought the same, but at second glance I think Polepilot is right. Hence I gave the answer. It’s hardly highly sensitive information. As we all know bad parking arrangements can really make life unnecessarily difficult. We are lucky at LGW to have a short walk to the terminal, rather than limited spaces and an unreliable 10 min bus ride.
Join Date: Sep 2017
Location: England
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Polepilot, completely understand, I'm just taking it at face value, and what is to be gained by releasing that information - behind a forum you will never know peoples' true motives for asking details on employees of a particular company, and their routine which they have to complete on a daily basis.
That's all, it's just an observation - I guess I'm just a bit more cynical than most!
Slight deviation off topic for which I apologise - very envious of those getting calls - congratulations!
That's all, it's just an observation - I guess I'm just a bit more cynical than most!
Slight deviation off topic for which I apologise - very envious of those getting calls - congratulations!
Last edited by banterbus; 12th Mar 2018 at 08:20. Reason: typo
Join Date: Jan 2012
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The ex BMI guys (not all but most) and now some of the more senior SH bods have a car park you walk to the terminal from at LHR. It makes a huge difference not to have to wait for a bus. It’s probably not much quicker if you time the bus right but the walk is a welcome break unless the rain is in your face.
