What are Gatwick’s most popular routes and why

Flying to over 220 destinations direct, London Gatwick Airport (LGW) is a handy hub for passengers in southern England, with an interesting mix of full-service, leisure, and low-cost carriers serving the facility. As the UK’s second-busiest airport, there’s no shortage of variety when it comes to its airlines, but some have larger presences there than others and that one would be EasyJet.

The airport’s apron is, generally a sea of orange, and this is underlined by the fact that the low-cost giant accounted for 126,666 of London Gatwick’s scheduled flights last year.

According to Flight Connections the most popular destination from London Gatwick, based on the number of scheduled flights per month, these are Dublin. There are currently two airlines operating nonstop flights from London Gatwick LGW to Dublin DUB. The Gatwick Airport website on destinations states their most popular route is Dublin and Barcelona.

So why are those two locations so popular?

Dublin, Ireland

Dublin is Ireland’s lively capital that blends history with modernity along the River Liffey. With it’s Cobblestone streets and stunning views, Trinity College’s Book of Kells, and the vibrant Temple Bar district all add to its charm.

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1 hour flight time
Multiple airlines service this route
History, culture and great hospitality
Stunning views
Europe on the doorstep

Barcelona, Spain

Spain’s dynamic metropolis fuses architectural marvels with Mediterranean allure. Gaudi’s masterpieces, such as the Sagrada Familia, and La Rambla all showcase its enchanting character. As well as history of football and a chance to tour the iconic stadium.

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