Alberto Martin, chief executive London Luton Airport, said it had worked hard to deliver an excellent, stress-free airport experience over the Easter holidays. Managers are expecting the busiest summer since 2019: Bedfordshire Airport had 1.2 million passengers pass through its gates in April, compared to 106,000 in April 2021.
London Luton Airport has seen an increase in passenger numbers over the past few months.
Martin said that the launch of new destinations and the opening of new shops and restaurants is a clear indication that LLA is back in business and is the preferred airport for people travelling this summer. In preparation for its busiest summer since 2019, the airport said it was looking to hire staff in a number of positions including security, retail customer service and hospitality, and positions to work on the Direct Air-Rail Transit DART system, which will link the airport terminal with the Luton Airport Parkway railway station.
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