Where can you fly from London City with our free parking offer? (and offer dates extended)

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• old codger says:

  23 Sep23 September 07:13

  It would help if you created a couple of columns here. One saying if you had to quarantine on arrival at the destination, if forms and tests results were needed etc, and another if you had to quarantine when you got back to the various 4 countries (when did they suddenly become “countries”) of the UK.

  I’m finding it so hard to find somewhere to go abroad that doesn’t have issues that I’m seriously considering using my holiday time to stay home and read a book!

  • Peter K says:

    23 Sep23 September 07:31

    Trouble is, such a list could be out of date by later today the way things rapidly change across the world.

  • Rhys says:

    23 Sep23 September 09:05

    Germany doesn’t have issues 🙂

  • MrHandBaggageOnly says:

    23 Sep23 September 09:44

    At the time of writing, with no issue either way, you should be able to do Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt (Germany) / Florence (Italy) / Warsaw (Poland) / Belfast (Northern Ireland) / Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow (Scotland).

    For a lovely autumn break, Florence stands out, but all of the cities on this list a worth a visit (some for longer than others).

• Josh says:

  23 Sep23 September 07:32

  Agree, take the Isle of Man for example, their borders are closed to non residents.

• Colin MacKinnon says:

  23 Sep23 September 09:19

  Hi Rob,

  I think this was a great idea to try and encourage more leisure flying – especially, as you said, about a full family car.

  Would be great to see it rolled out to other airports – especially Scotland 😉

  But fascinating that the 100 spaces still haven’t been snatched up by HfP’ers. We all love a bargain and we all love travelling – but yet something seems to be holding back south-east viewers?

  • ChrisC says:

    23 Sep23 September 09:52

    I don’t drive so it’s not an offer for me!

    But what could be an issue is booking via LCY means it’s a travel agency booking with all of the complications of dealing with flight changes and getting refunds / vouchers that would arise if there were any issues and that could also be putting some people off.

  • marcw says:

    23 Sep23 September 10:40

    I fail to understand the target customer for this offer.

    • Rob says:

      23 Sep23 September 11:10

      Logically someone who a) is planning to drive to Heathrow or Gatwick and run up a fat parking bill, who can now avoid that or b) someone who is unhappy travelling to City on public transport but would be tempted by free parking. Seems pretty logical to me 🙂

      LCY is already a decent choice if you’re nervous about flying due to the quick check-in times and lack of hanging around, as well as smaller aircraft with fewer passengers. This also lets you reduce any concerns you have about travelling to the airport.

      • marcw says:

        23 Sep23 September 11:22

        Doesn’t help if airline cancels flights and you have to fly from LHR then.

      • ChrisBCN says:

        23 Sep23 September 13:45

        The ‘being in a car is safer then public transport’ is something that seems to be uttered so much yet is false.

        Whilst you are of course safer from coronavirus, you are more at risk of accidents. It’s arguable which method of transport is safer.

• babyg says:

  23 Sep23 September 17:01

  BA LCY FAO in October? Not sure there are any BA LCY FAO this year

• Richie says:

  24 Sep24 September 12:14

  Half price Zipcar flex to and from LHR T5 would be a fantastic offer.

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