London International Airport

The airport uses a single terminal building with a compact layout for check-in, security and gates. Both domestic and any international/charter services are handled within the same terminal area.

Passengers move between landside and airside areas on foot; there is no separate inter-terminal transfer required.

The airport is approximately a 10-20 minute drive from downtown London depending on traffic and your destination.

• Buses/shuttles: Local public transit and private shuttles serve the airport; schedules and routes vary so check the local transit provider.
• Taxis: Taxi services operate at the terminal and typically take 10-20 minutes to downtown (fares vary).
• Ride-share: App-based ride-share services operate in the area; pick-up points are marked at the terminal.
• Driving: Rental cars are available on-site and driving time to downtown is typically under 20 minutes.

Facilities are typical of a regional Canadian airport: car rental desks, a small selection of shops and food outlets, and essential passenger services.

• Lounges: Limited lounge facilities; check airline options for access.
• Food & drink: Quick-service cafés and vending options are available landside and airside.
• Wi‑Fi: Free public Wi‑Fi is provided in passenger areas.
• Charging: Charging points and power outlets are available in waiting areas.
• Luggage/Showers: Luggage storage and shower facilities are not widely available; nearby hotels provide these services.
• Accessibility: Accessible facilities and assistance are available; contact your airline to arrange assistance in advance.

London, Ontario has a range of downtown and airport‑area hotels within a short drive of the airport; many offer shuttle services to and from the terminal.

For chain bookings, consult parent sites such as hilton.com or marriott.com for properties in London.

Layover tip: for late arrivals choose a hotel near the airport for a short transfer; downtown hotels are better for dining and evening options.