Signature's main Luton terminal is on Percival Way, the same road as our office. When your aircraft's arrival time moves, our chauffeur is already minutes away.
The terminal
Arriving here
Signature's terminals have their own entrances on the private aviation side of the airfield, well away from the airline terminal and its traffic. Customs and immigration are handled on site, so formalities for an international arrival usually take a few minutes.
The terminal offers ramp-side vehicle access, which means a car can be brought to the aircraft where the arrangements for that movement allow. When it cannot, the car waits at the terminal door, a short walk from the lounge. We confirm which applies before you land, so there is no uncertainty on the day.
How we work with the terminal
Tail number, operator, passengers, luggage and destination, from you or your flight department.
We speak to Signature's team about timing, where the vehicle should be, and any ramp access.
The aircraft is followed by tail number. The car moves when the slot does.
Luggage loaded with the terminal staff, and you are on the road within minutes.
Onward
| To | Quiet roads | Busy periods |
|---|---|---|
| Mayfair and the West End | 55 to 70 minutes | 75 to 110 minutes |
| City of London | 60 to 75 minutes | 80 to 120 minutes |
| Hampstead and St John's Wood | 45 to 55 minutes | 60 to 85 minutes |
| Silverstone | 50 to 60 minutes | Much longer on race weekend |
Realistic ranges, not promises.
Request a quote
Date, tail number or operator, which Signature terminal if you know it, and where you are going. Nothing is booked or charged online.
Prefer to talk? +44 2030 048300 or WhatsApp, at any hour.
Questions people ask
Your operator will tell you. Most passenger movements use Terminal 1. Give us the tail number and we will confirm with the terminal.
The terminal offers ramp-side vehicle access, subject to the arrangements for each movement. We confirm before you land.
The terminal operates 24 hours, and so do we.
Our chauffeurs wait where the terminal asks them to and are ready before the door opens.