Walthamstow Extra, April 2011 23 Gatwick Flyer


SETTING offfor afamily holiday can be excit- ing, but equally stressful, as many people find it hardtorelax until they have reached the airport. As well as the worry of getting to the airport


safe and sound, and in time for your flight, you can also find yourself worrying about costly transfers or delayed trains and the inconvenience of carrying luggage. Deciding to drive can have its own prob-


in recent years it has also be offering its Flyer service to and from Stansted Airport. The pre-booked scheduled airport service


now operates up to 12 services to and from Gatwick and Stansted Airports every day, except Christmas Day,right round the clock. It offers passengers adoor-to-door pick


lems, with the rising cost of fuel, the added expense of parking charges, and the prospect of aflat battery on your returnora tiring drive home after along flight. If you want to take the stress out of your


journey to and from the airport, and begin your holiday right from the moment you step out of your front door,why not call on Gatwick Flyer? The company,which was set up in 1987,


has been providing atransport service, for both holidaymakers and businessmen, to and from Gatwick airport for the past 23 years. Its reputation has grown so much that


up/drop offservice in most areas at no extra cost, and provides comfortable journeys in its fleet of modernvehicles, which areall fit- ted with three point seat belts and hands- free telephone communication systems. Prices start from just £28 returnfor one


adult, and from £57 for afamily of four, including two adults and two children, and discounts areavailable for bookings of 10 people or more. So, if you want to start your holiday from


the moment you leave the front door,and avoid stress, hassle and adent in your wal- let, why not give Gatwick Flyer acall. For further information about its prices and timetables throughout the area, call 01708 73055 or visit www.gatwickflyer.co.uk


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