Gatwick Express

About Gatwick Express

The Gatwick Express, an airport train operated by the National Express Group, runs between Victoria Station in the South East of England and London Gatwick Airport. Gatwick Express, formerly the rail operator of the National Express Group, operated the line independently until 22 June 2008. After the concession ended, both the concession and the former railroad company were transferred to Southern. The Gatwick Express runs non-stop on eight British Rail 460 trains every 15 minutes on average with a journey time of approximately 30 minutes. Unlike the Heathrow Express, this line is not part of the National Rail Network. As of July 2008, Express Class (standard class) costs £17.90 one way, higher than stop routes such as Southern Capital Connect and First Capital Connect. Discounts are not available to passengers on Gatwick Express. The Gatwick Express chooses his three artists to record exclusive music. With cellist and film score composer Philip Shepard, electronic music pioneer dubstep, producer and his Radio 1 DJ Benga, and groundbreaking British band The Milk, each in his 30 minutes Offer a different take. A long journey from the city of London to the airport. Passengers can download the toll-free number from the website www.gatwickexpress.com online purchase form. Once the download is complete, the passenger transfers the music to his mobile device, puts on headphones and presses play, and the express train leaves Victoria station. You can enjoy moving music while the scenery outside the train window changes. Known for its customer innovation, Gatwick's exclusive music offers complimentary pre-trip music to all passengers who purchase tickets online. Gatwick Express strives to improve the quality of the 30 minute journey and provide the traveler experience. Our exclusive music is a unique compilation of music that accompanies the Express journey.With the participation of these artists, the Gatwick Express is a meaningful way to travel to the airport.