Where you are met, and what it costs
There is a particular feature that makes Luton stand out from such other airports as Heathrow and Gatwick: there is only one area for both drop-offs and collections, which means that you do not have to pick up passengers at the parking lot as opposed to having to go through a roundabout route. This area is close to the airport building, is paid per minute after the first period, and is charged the same when dropping and collecting passengers.
First, let us clarify one point: nobody is going to offer kerbside meet and greet service outside of Luton airport. The access to the area is managed by the airport itself and instructions included in your booking have to be followed. In case of meet and greet your chauffeur will come to the arrivals area holding a sign with your name on it.
Journeys to and from Luton
The catchment area of Luton stretches towards the north and west directions, as opposed to being directed towards London, hence the reason why most of the transfers from Luton are regional. Cambridge to Luton transfers and Oxford to Luton transfers cover the two university cities, Coventry to Luton transfers cover the West Midlands, and transfers from Manchester to Luton cover the M1 and M6.
Journeys between airports are also common. Stansted is the nearest equivalent in terms of network and timing, so if you have to depart from Stansted, compare Stansted airport transfers, and make sure you factor in some time for reclaim and check-in at the second airport.
Choosing your vehicle
Business is the normal choice for the M1 service; Standard accommodates four passengers; Business XL, the MPV in the range, is suitable for journeys that involve a lot of luggage; and First & Executive are suitable for journeys where the vehicle is important.
For groups bigger than five people, there will be more than one vehicle involved. This should be arranged during the booking process.
For group transfers from Luton, we book multiple vehicles and not a minibus.