Gatwick WiFi

For the average traveller at Gatwick Airport Wi-Fi is free. If, however, you want to have a faster connection of up to 100mbps then you'd need to sign up for myGatwick.

How do you sign up for WiFi?

  • Go through the list of Wi-Fi options
  • Look for the 'Free Gatwick Wi-Fi' option
  • After that, go on 'get online now'
  • The last step is to enter your email address and that's it! Now you're connected.

Superfast 100mbps Wi-Fi

For those needing faster speeds to download large files or movies before your flight, Gatwick Airport offers superfast 100mbps Wi-Fi.

Gatwick Wifi

You can access it in two ways:

  • Sign up for myGatwick for free to enjoy access to our superfast Wi-Fi, plus get exclusive offers each time you travel through the airport.
  • Pay for Premium Wi-Fi access, which offers the same high-speed connection. This costs £5 for 24 hours, with longer packages available based on your needs.

Charging your Devices at Gatwick Airport

Running low on battery while out and about can be frustrating, which is why we’ve made sure to provide plenty of free charging points across both terminals. You’ll find these stations both before and after security, and you can check our airport maps for their exact locations. Many of our restaurants also offer power outlets and USB charging stations in their seating areas or at the bar, so you can easily charge your devices while you dine or relax.

Tips on using public wifi safely

When using public WiFi, you have to make sure you are being safe and protecting yourself! Below, we've provided some tips that will help you!

  • Try to only use https - Google Chrome now tells you if a site isn't secure and there'll a pop message when it shows that, heed their warning! Try not to go on websites that google is detecting as not secure.
  • Try to only give minimal information - Sometimes you might be asked to give details when signing up like your mobile number, your email address and sometimes even your home address! We recommend that you don't use your primary email and use a secondary email.
  • Use a VPN - This will make your connection secure as it encrypts your data and it's seen as a bridge between you and the wifi server. This means that your data is safe and secure from the hacker. Of course, there are different types of VPN, the paid ones are more secure but even the free ones are better to use than to not use one!