Properties for Sale in London, the BAA planned an ?874
million investment over five years, including
increased capacity for both terminals, improvements
to the transport interchange and a new baggage
system for South Terminal.[7] However the Competition
Commission examined Properties for Sale in London claims
that BAA had a monopoly on London airports and
the airport is to be sold [44]
[edit] Airlines and destinations
[edit] North Terminal
The main users of North Terminal are British
Airways and charter airline Thomson Airways, as
well as a small presence of other Properties for Sale in London Oneworld alliance members and those belonging
to SkyTeam. In March 2008, EasyJet split between
Gatwick's two terminals, with many routes taken
over from GB Airways now departing from North
Terminal.
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