Airport Transfers
Longfield to London Luton Airport is roughly 73.55 miles. The fare is fixed before you travel and starts at £97. Expect 1h 45m on a quiet run, or 2h 10m if you are travelling through the rush. Drivers come in via M1 J10, then Airport Way, reaching London Luton Airport from the south-east. You know the total before the car is assigned - no meter, no surge, no surprises at the end.
A pre-booked taxi from Longfield to London Luton Airport costs from £97 for up to 4 passengers and takes about 1h 45m off-peak, covering roughly 73.55 miles. The price is fixed before you travel and includes tolls, waiting time and luggage.
| Vehicle | Capacity | Fixed fare |
|---|---|---|
| Saloon (sedan) | up to 4 passengers, 2 large cases + 2 cabin bags | from £186 |
| Estate | up to 4 passengers, 4 large cases | from £260 |
| MPV (6 seats) | up to 6 passengers, 5 large cases | from £260 |
| Minibus (8 seats) | up to 8 passengers, 8 large cases | from £336 |
Prices are per vehicle, not per person, and are confirmed in writing when you book. Meet & greet, waiting time and luggage are included.
Includes Blackwall or Silvertown tunnel user charge - free between 22:00 and 06:00, so late returns cost nothing extra, the airport drop-off or pickup fee. All of it is inside the fixed fare.
From Longfield (DA3) the natural line out is the A2 and the A227, joining M1 J10, then Airport Way for the last part of the journey. The whole thing runs to about 73.55 miles. Traffic is the variable, not the distance: 1h 45m off-peak becomes 2h 10m when the network is busy, which is why we build the timing around your arrival rather than the clock.
Meet and greet in arrivals, or the mid-stay pickup area. Luton's drop-off arrangements change with the terminal works, so the driver confirms the exact point on the day.
Address: London Luton Airport, Bedfordshire, LU2 9LY.
Any address in Longfield works, along with the wider DA3 area of Kent. Home, office, hotel or station - the driver comes to the door and helps with bags.
From Longfield the A2, A227 route does most of the work, so the timing holds up even when the local roads are busy.
For a short-haul departure, allow 2 hours at the airport plus 2h 10m on the road; for long-haul make that 3 hours. We watch your flight, so an early or late landing does not change the price.
For the return, book the flight number rather than a time - we watch the landing and adjust, and the price stays at £97.
A saloon (sedan) is from £97, an estate from £109, a 6-seat MPV from £109 and an 8-seat minibus from £336. The price is fixed when you book and covers the charges listed above.
It is about 1h 45m off-peak over roughly 73.55 miles. Allow up to 2h 10m in peak traffic or around a busy flight.
Meet and greet in arrivals, or the mid-stay pickup area. The driver texts you the exact spot and their registration before they arrive.
Yes. Card, bank transfer or a company account all work, and you can pay in advance or in the car. You get a VAT receipt either way.
For a short-haul departure, allow 2 hours at the airport plus 2h 10m on the road; for long-haul make that 3 hours. We watch your flight, so an early or late landing does not change the price.
Yes. Book both legs together and the driver waits for you - useful at London Luton Airport, where the queue for a car afterwards is the slow part.
Yes - a 6-seat MPV is from £109 and an 8-seat minibus from £336. For larger parties we send more than one vehicle and keep them together.
Fares are indicative “from” prices per vehicle and are confirmed when you book. Distances and journey times are approximate and vary with traffic and your exact pickup address. Page reviewed 7 September 2026.
Give your flight number when you book, so the driver can follow the actual landing time rather than the scheduled one.
No. UK airports do not run EES. When you fly to a Schengen country, you register on arrival at the European airport, and your exit is recorded when you fly home.
EU, EEA and Swiss citizens (including Irish passport holders) are not included. UK nationals who live in the EU and hold a residence document should show it at the border, as they are not registered in EES either.
Not yet. ETIAS, the EU's separate online travel authorisation, has not launched, so there is nothing to apply for. The EU will announce a start date months in advance; until then, avoid websites that charge for it.
EES is the EU's digital border check for non-EU travellers, fully in use since April 2026. It is not a visa. Checked September 2026; rules can change, so see the EU Travel to Europe site before you travel.