Luton Airport · LTN
Brighton to Luton Airport transfers
Luton sits north of London, which from the south coast means the western M25 and then the M1. There is no convenient rail route from Brighton, so most passengers travel by road.
The journey
North on the A23 and M23, west and then north around the M25, and up the M1 to the airport. Roughly ninety miles. As with Heathrow, the M25 section is the part that varies.
Why road rather than rail
Getting to Luton from Brighton by train means crossing London and changing, then a transfer at the airport end. With hold luggage, in the early morning, or with more than one person travelling, a single booked vehicle from the door is usually the simpler answer — which is why nearly every Luton booking we take is a door-to-terminal transfer.
What to give us when you book
The flight number is the detail that does the most work — it lets the pickup be planned around the flight rather than around the time printed on your ticket.
- Pickup address, with a flat or building number.
- The terminal, if your airline has told you which one.
- The flight number and the departure or arrival time.
- Passenger count and the number of bags.
- Anything that changes the vehicle: a wheelchair, a child seat, sports equipment.
Luton transfers: questions and answers
- How far is Luton Airport from Brighton?
- Around 90 miles by road, via the M23, the western M25 and the M1.
- Is there a direct train from Brighton to Luton Airport?
- No. Rail routes require crossing London and changing, plus a transfer at the airport end, which is why most Luton passengers from Brighton travel by road.
- How is the fare confirmed?
- The fare is confirmed with you before the booking is accepted, by phone on 01273 220220 or as part of the online booking. This website does not publish fixed airport fares, because the price depends on the route, the vehicle and the time of travel.
Book a transfer to Luton
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call us on 01273 220220. The booking line is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.