London City Airport Parking

Short Stay Parking at London City Aiport

Since 2018, the airport doesn't have a Short Stay car park. Instead, they have an Orange Zone within the main car park that you can use for short stays. Expect to pay £3.50 for just 10 minutes and up to £55 a day.

Long Stay Parking at London City Airport

You'll need to use the Main Car Park at London City Airport for Long Stay parking; the car park is shared with the Orange Zone as mentioned above and the prices are the same. Save a considerable amount by pre-booking your parking online.

Motorbike parking at London City Airport

Motorbikes are more than welcome. Our dedicated page gives you all the information you need about parking your motorbike at London City Airport.

Meet & Greet Parking at London City Airport

Meet & Greet parking options provided by independent car park providers are cheaper; you will be met by a chauffeur at the airport's short stay car park and hand over your keys so that your car can be parked in a secure compound further away from the airport. It's perfect for those that prefer to be as close to the terminal as you can be whilst having your car parked for you. It does mean that you'll need to leave your keys with the parking provider though.

London City Guide

Stretching over much of the south-east of England and situated on the River Thames near the English Channel, London is Europe's largest city. There are a few airports which serve London, including London City Airport, which is the capital's main business airport. Situated only 10 miles from the shopper's paradise that is the West End, six miles from the heart of London and three miles from London's newest business and financial centre, Canary Wharf, London City Airport is a flourishing establishment.

London is one of the world's foremost centres of theatre, classical music, and fine arts. Trafalgar Square's National Gallery in the West End is home to fine paintings, while Shaftesbury Avenue and Covent Garden are alive with street plays and music. The British Museum holds worldwide historical objects. Across the river from the west end is the "Millenium Mile" of modern art - Tate Modern and the Saatchi, famous theatres and concert halls, and the London Eye, giving spectacular views over the whole of the city, including the nearby Houses of Parliament.