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About London Luton

London Luton Airport sits on a hillside plateau north of London and serves as a primary base for Wizz Air and easyJet. Its elevated position creates local weather conditions that differ from the other London airports — radiation fog forms and persists here when Heathrow and Gatwick remain clear, occasionally causing Luton-specific delays or diversions. The airport's compact layout means ground handling turnarounds are tightly sequenced.

Know Your Rights

UK261 & EU261 Passenger Rights

If your flight is delayed or cancelled due to an ATC issue or ground stop, you may be entitled to compensation, meals, and accommodation under UK or EU passenger rights law.