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Gatwick to reopen South Terminal amid recruitment drive

London
Will Payne
11 February 2022

Gatwick Airport has confirmed it will reopen its South Terminal after nearly two years of inactivity on 27 March amid an ongoing recruitment campaign for more than 2,000 new staff.

Gatwick plans to limit the number of flights operating at Gatwick to 825 in July and 850 in August

Flights have been operating solely from the airport’s North Terminal since 15 June 2020 to save on costs, but activity will return to the South Terminal as the airport enters what it expects to be a busy summer season.
 
British Airways has already announced it will restart its short-haul services from Gatwick from 29 March, and its low-cost sister airline, Vueling, will add five new short-haul routes and base three aircraft at the airport.