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  London is one of the most incredible and mystical cities in the world. Someone once said that if you are tired of London, you are tired of life; and very rightly so. It doesn't matter how many times one may visit the city; he will still be allured to the charm of it. Again while visiting a foreign city the biggest problem that one is introduced to face is the transportation facilities. In this regard it can be said that the Reliable London Airport Transfer Leytonstone and the Comfortable Airport Transfer Stratford are probably the best in the world. Starting from taxis, cabs and minicabs, shuttle cars and private cars, the airport transport facilities come in real handy to the passengers and make their travelling easier and memorable. What’s the best airport transfer service in London? There are many London airport transfer services that aid first time travelers as well as regular ones in London, and Britannia airport Cars' transfer services are credibly the most chosen

  Travelling could be so difficult that it can be realized when we don't get a taxi to commute within a city. When we talk about traveling from Stansted airport taxi to a destination in London, it gets even wired due to unavailability of taxi, minicab or a public transport vehicle at the moment of requirement. An hours-long journey is hectic which compels the people to opt for private taxis despite they charge hefty fares for short distances. Moreover, they won't give you the assurance of a comfortable & secure ride that you are desperately in need of. However, a year has been passed when Stansted airport taxi service was started by Britannia Airport Cars to facilitate the people in getting convenience while traveling from Stansted airport to the desired destination in London. With more than a mile of distance from the Stansted airport to the prime locations in London, it was annoying for people to wait for a cheaper taxi to reach their destination. Though it was quite e

  Gatwick airport has slashed its summer flight capacity, a move that will force airlines to cancel hundreds of flights. The airport will cut the number of daily flights to 825 in July and 850 in August. It was planning to operate around 900 flights per day. In total, thousands of flights - roughly one in ten - will have to be scrapped. Gatwick’s chief executive Stewart Wingate said that staffing shortages left the airport with no choice but to instate a cap. “Airlines will have to trim back their schedules somewhat,” said Stewart Wingate, Gatwick’s chief executive. “It is clear that during the Jubilee week a number of companies operating at the airport struggled, in particular because of staff shortages. “By taking decisive action now, we aim to help the ground handlers - and also our airlines - to better match their flying programmers with their available resources.” The move comes days after the UK government ordered airlines to cancel flights now, rather than later, to prevent las