Traffic Wardens

We are launching a campaign to keep the traffic wardens which patrol Gatwick Airport's forecourts.

The Home Office's plan to  remove the functions of the final few wardens in England and Wales is currently part of an internal consultation process.

We are shocked and horrified that this group of professionals may no longer be in place.  As an approved airport operator a…

Development Airport Culture

Over the years airports around the world have developed into centres of culture, recreation and business. ..it is hard to believe that airports were initially small functional buildings and now they are multi-purpose hubs with retail outlets, dining facilities, hotels and much more to match the customers’ ever-changing demands.

The first airports started out as grassy fields. …

Free Photo Editing Apps

Holidays are one of the best times to capture photos and share them with family and friends on social media and smart phones have made taking and sharing pictures very easy. We all want to capture our holiday memories; whether it is of the beautiful scenery in a foreign country you are visiting or of your family and friends with you. The big question is which photo editing app will turn your ph…

Entertain Kids Travelling

With the school holidays upon us, the question of keeping the children happy during the journey is on every parent’s mind.  There is the possibility that they will disturb other passengers or become bored, especially during a long flight. However, we at I Love meet and greet have found some quick and easy solutions to travelling with children…

Our main piece of advice is to fi…

Expansion Gatwick Airport

With so much publicity and debate regarding the expansion of Gatwick Airport and with the Government’s decision imminent, we wanted to reconfirm why I Love meet and greet support the decision to build a second runway at Gatwick.

The building of this runway to the south of the existing airport would cost £7.8 billion compared with Heathrow’s third runaway which would cost £15.6…

Driving Licence Explained

As you may have already seen in the news recently, the UK paper counterpart driving licence for all existing photocard driving licence holders is to be scrapped on the 8^th June 2015.

The paper driving licence will no longer be issued by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) so if you renew or change your address details on your licence after June 8^th…