Contrary to previous suggestions, the shuttle bus, which took around 20 minutes ... shuttle “trains” up the hill to the airport, was built by Luton Rising, the council organisation that ...

The buses were used until March when the airport launched a new driverless shuttle service. They are now primarily being used as transport for Ukrainian soldiers with their Luton Airport livery ...

replacing the current eight-minute shuttle bus with a service every 10 minutes. Instead, it will take passengers between Luton Airport Parkway station and Luton Airport in just four minutes.

A newly branded Luton Airport Express train from London St ... than twice as expensive as the £2.40 fare for the existing bus shuttle. During the “soft opening” in March, the price will ...

Luton Rising, which owns the airport, said it would initially operate ... It will then run 24 hours a day and will eventually replace shuttle buses at Luton Parkway, which pick up passengers ...

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The buses, operated by Go-Ahead, were used until March this year to shuttle passengers between Luton Airport and the nearby railway station. They will now be used as rest areas for soldiers in ...

The three buses, which still display the Luton Airport logo, are largely used as rest facilities for tired troops as well as transportation for supplies and soldiers. Go-Ahead Bus Company has ...

Ukraine’s armed forces have just taken delivery of one of the more unusual donations to date – three purple bendy buses from a UK airport. Luton Airport is an international airport located 45 ...

Three former airport shuttle buses have been donated for use in the Ukraine war effort. Bus operator Go-Ahead donated the vehicles previously used by London Luton Airport to the Swindon ...