Why is it called London Stansted?
Stansted, another former military airbase, has had London in its name since the 1960s — which is when it was converted to commercial use. To the train traveller, though, the Essex facility’s London prefix became a bit more plausible when it got its first railway link to the capital in 1991.Click to see full answer….
Stansted, another former military airbase, has had London in its name since the 1960s — which is when it was converted to commercial use. To the train traveller, though, the Essex facility’s London prefix became a bit more plausible when it got its first railway link to the capital in 1991.Click to see full answer. Besides, what does Stansted mean?It means this thread is 12 years old and nobody cares. But Stansted is an airport in London used by many “non-major” carriers such as EasyJet and Ryanair, as well as by FedEx.Also Know, is London Stansted a big airport? London Stansted Airport is London’s third airport, serving over 27m passengers each year. It is the only major London airport with significant runway capacity and offers a European route network which is unrivalled in the UK, providing London with more visitors from Europe than any other airport. Also, why are there so many airports in London? London has more international airports than any other city in the world: six in total. ‘Because it can’t expand, the demand for air travel is met by smaller, single-runway airports around the South-East: Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and Southend.What is the name of London airport? Heathrow Airport
