APCOA awarded Gatwick Airport contract
APCOA is delighted to announce the award of a new four and a half year parking management contract at Gatwick Airport. This significant addition to the companys airport portfolio means APCOA now operates the entire public parking estate at Gatwick including all 32,000 parking spaces.
The new contract includes the management of an additional 12,000 parking spaces, bussing and forecourt management for both terminals. APCOA assumes operational control on 14th July, 2010.
Gatwick Airport Ltd (GAL) operates the UKs second largest airport with the busiest single-use runway in the world, handling approximately 35 million passengers a year for 80 airlines. Just 28 miles from London, Gatwick is predominantly focused on scheduled and low cost flights, serving 13 domestic and 189 foreign destinations.
APCOAs Managing Director Chris Pullen comments: We are delighted to have been appointed as Gatwicks single provider of parking management for the public car parks. As the UKs market leading airport parking operator, we will be bringing our considerable experience and expertise to this very important airport. We look forwards to working closely with Gatwick to further enhance customer service and satisfaction over the coming years.
Gatwick Airport Ltd (GAL) operates the UKs second largest airport with the busiest single-use runway in the world, handling approximately 35 million passengers a year for 80 airlines. Just 28 miles from London, Gatwick is predominantly focused on scheduled and low cost flights, serving 13 domestic and 189 foreign destinations.
APCOAs Managing Director Chris Pullen comments: We are delighted to have been appointed as Gatwicks single provider of parking management for the public car parks. As the UKs market leading airport parking operator, we will be bringing our considerable experience and expertise to this very important airport. We look forwards to working closely with Gatwick to further enhance customer service and satisfaction over the coming years.
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