Due to TFL works at Silvertown Station, Connaught Road will be affected by temporary lights and Albert Road A112 has been closed . This will cause delays to all passengers travelling into the airport by road during peak times. Please allow additional time for your journey.
London City Airport is ideally located in East London - home to Canary Wharf, ExCel London and The O2 arena. Getting to London City Airport is easy, whether by public transport, taxi or road.
London City Airport's postcode is E16 2PX.
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As part of our commitment to a range of measures to reduce the environmental impact of the Airport’s operation, London City Airport's surface access strategy is to actively encourage its staff, passengers and visitors to use sustainable modes of transport to access the Airport site.
Surface access at LCY is monitored and managed through the LCY Travel Plan (2011).
The LCY Travel Plan includes targets to reduce the number of single occupancy vehicle movements to and from the Airport, thereby reducing the impact of the Airport’s staff, passengers and visitors on the local road network. The Travel Plan also outlines initiatives LCY will implement to achieve these targets. To ensure compliance with the LCY Travel Plan, the Airport has appointed a Travel Plan Coordinator to oversee the implementation of measures set out in the Plan, along with monitoring the effectiveness of such measures in place. The Travel Plan Coordinator is also responsible for liaising with external companies onsite at the Airport to ensure sustainable travel methods are continuously promoted to all staff.
London City Airport encourages passengers to travel to and from the Airport efficiently and to use public transport whenever possible. This is particularly true on days when air pollution levels are high, or are predicted to be high, as emissions from road transport make a significant contribution to poor air quality conditions in Greater London.
Click here to check current and forecast air pollution levels in London If levels are HIGH or VERY HIGH please leave your car at home.
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