Transporting lots of luggage at Luton airport

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I'll be travelling from Luton airport next month, with a large amount of luggage, far too much for an ordinary luggage trolley.

I'm sure I'm not the first person to have had this problem! Does Luton airport have concierge services or, better, larger luggage trolleys for hire? Or can you recommend an alternative solution?



Best Answer

They do in fact offer a Porter Service, BUT it comes in a package with many other perks:

Baggage handling Services

Porter service includes collecting luggage from your vehicle to the check-in counter. Please notify the number of baggage while making the booking. (An extra fee may apply for porter service at certain airports.)

You'll have to go through a sign up process before they reveal the price (yikes I'm sure).

Royal Airport Concierge also offers this service at Luton.

As for your question:

Does Luton airport have concierge services or, better, larger luggage trolleys for hire?

From my experience I haven't seen any, and there is no indication of larger trolleys being available to the public.




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Answer 2

You could get a man and van hire company to drive you there and help unload and get the luggage into the airport. To them it won't make much difference whether they're carrying moving boxes and furniture or suitcases. In fact, suitcases are easier to carry. If there's two of you, you can use two trolleys easily.

Most of these companies charge per the hour, anywhere from around 20 to 50 GBP per hour. They are usually meant for moving and removals, but I'm sure they'll take an easy job such as this. You can offer to pay for the parking too.

I've googled "Luton Man and Van" and went on the first non-add link here. This is 30 GBP per hour for one man and one van, two hours minimum.

Or you could get a large taxi/uber and offer the driver 10 or 20 GBP cash to help you carry all the stuff inside.

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